Heavyweight boxers Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield met in 1997 in Las Vegas for a championship match. During the third round of the fight, a desperate Tyson bit off a piece of Holyfield's ear. The fight continued until moments later when Tyson bit Holyfield's other ear. Tyson was disqualified. Some fans were so outraged that they sued Tyson and the fight promoters seeking a refund. They sued on
the basis of, among other theories, a claim to being third-party beneficiaries to various contracts into which the defendants had entered. The fans:
a. Can recover as third party done beneficiaries
b. Can recover as third party creditor beneficiaries
c. Can recover as third party intended beneficiaries
d. Cannot recover as they are merely incidental beneficiaries with no rights in the contracts to which Tyson was a party.
d
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