In Determining Whether a Person Is an Incidental or Intended

question 12

Multiple Choice

In determining whether a person is an incidental or intended beneficiary, which of the following do courts consider?

• A) The courts ask if a reasonable person in the position of the party in question would believe the contracting parties intended to benefit the party in question.
• B) The courts ask if it is substantially certain that the contracting parties intended to benefit the party in question.
• C) The courts ask if it can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt that the contracting parties intended to benefit the party in question.
• D) The courts ask if the party in question paid something for the rights.
• E) The courts ask if the party in question paid at least $500 for the rights.

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Definitions:

Psychoanalysis

A therapeutic approach and theory of psychology developed by Sigmund Freud, focusing on the unconscious mind and childhood experiences.

Stigma

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Psychiatric Problems

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Cultural Background

The cultural context and environment a person is raised in, including traditions, languages, beliefs, and practices that influence their worldview.