Drew and Bella bought a large lot with two homes on it, one for them and one for Bella's aging mother, Lynette. They hire an interior designer to redecorate the homes. In the contract, they refer to the second home as "Lynette's home" and state that the interior design of the home is exclusively Lynette's decision. Lynette does not sign the contract, but does send lovely thank-you notes two weeks later to the interior designer and to Drew and Bella. Lynette:

Lynette is a third party beneficiary.

Explanation:

A third party beneficiary is a person who has benefited through a contract established by two other parties, that is, in the case of the question above, the contract was made between the couple Drew and Bella (one party) with an interior designer (another part) to promote the decoration of the houses, but the contract included Lynette's house, which was not part of the contract, but was included as an intended third party beneficiary. In addition, when she sent the thank you notes, she promoted the guarantee of her rights as the intended third party beneficiary.

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