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lana [24]
3 years ago
11

Lyle and Miranda agree that Lyle will fix the refrigeration unit in Miranda’s Bagel Café in exchange for her payment of a debt t

hat Lyle owes to New Credit Corporation. Under this contract, the intended beneficiary is?
A. Miranda.
B. New Credit.
C. Lyle.
D. any customer of Miranda’s.
Business
1 answer:
r-ruslan [8.4K]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Option B

New Credit

Explanation:

An Intended Beneficiary refers to a third-party beneficiary that will benefit from the contract between two other parties.

In this case, New Credit is the intended beneficiary. This is  because the original contract is between Lyle and Miranda. However, the terms of the contract bring New Credit in to the picture, as a party who is to have some benefits accrued to him before the contract to be fulfilled.

Hence, in this case, New Credit is the intended beneficiary because he is a third party that is benefiting from the fulfillment of Lyle and Miranda's contract

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