An incidental third party beneficiary cannot sue to enforce the contract because the benefit is unintentional.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  An incidental third party beneficiary is someone who benefits from a contract between two other parties but was not intended by those parties to benefit. Since their benefit was not the purpose of the contract, they generally do not have the legal right to enforce the contract.

An incidental third party beneficiary cannot sue to enforce the contract because the benefit is unintentional.

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