Where one party to a contract agrees to satisfy an obligee of the other party without assuming the obligation, then in case of doubt it is not to be presumed that the obligee is to acquire the right to demand satisfaction from that party directly.
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Book 2 · Law of obligations › Title 3 · Promise of performance to a third party › Section 329
Interpretation rule where there is an assumption of the duty to perform
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