Who is likely to bring a third-party beneficiary claim against the design professional, what is the nature of that claim, and what is its likelihood of success??
What will be an ideal response?
Contractors and subcontractors are likely to bring against the design
professional breach of contract claims, based on the plaintiffs’ status as
third-party beneficiaries to the owner/design professional contract. These
claims are largely unsuccessful. Under the common law, these plaintiffs
cannot show that the contract was entered into specifically for their benefit.
In addition, standard form documents include language starting that the
contract does not confer rights on third parties.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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