Persons Are Said to Lack Privity When

Multiple Choice

Persons are said to lack privity when:

A) the right or duty of a particular person to perform or receive contract duties or benefits cannot be assigned.
B) they cannot pay money to receive another's executory contractual benefits.
C) an assignee cannot take greater rights than his assignor had.
D) they are not party to a contact which they were intended to benefit from
E) they are not party to a contract and cannot enforce its terms.