If a third party has the right to control the details of contract performance, the third party is an incidental beneficiary.

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If a third party has the right to control the details of contract performance, the third party is an incidental beneficiary.​

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If a third party has the right to control the details of contract performance, the third party is actually not an incidental beneficiary, but a party to the contract known as a controlling party or a principal. Incidental beneficiaries are those who may benefit from the contract but are not parties to it and do not have control over its performance.

If a Third Party Has the Right to Control the Details