Question

An interested party is someone who stands to gain from convincing you of something; a disinterested party has no or little stake in the outcome.

Answer 1

The answer in both statements are true. It is because an interest party is someone who likely stands to gain as this is a type of individual who awaits to gain something or to acquire something. While the disinterested party is no or little stake because he or she doesn't want to be involved or to gain something.