Multiple Choice
When can a person who is not a party to a contract enforce the contract?
A) When they are a beneficiary under an insurance contract.
B) Any time: contracts can be enforced by anyone.
C) Never, according to the doctrine of privity of contract.
D) When they have suffered harm as a result of the breach.
Correct Answer:

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