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Apr/08/08 Third-Party Bound to the Clause of a Contract

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When contracting parties enter into a contract, third parties generally do not find themselves legally bound to the provisions of an agreement
By Keith J. Bae, Sedo Legal TeamWhen contracting parties enter into a contract, third parties generally do not find themselves legally bound to the provisions of an agreement they did not sign up for.* However, in the unique case of Compana LLC v. Mondial Assistance SAS, the U.S. District Court...

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