alleryStart learning →Which doctrine states a contract cannot confer rights or obligations on a non-party?
APrivity of contract
BDoctrine of frustration
CCaveat emptor rule
DUltra vires doctrine
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Privity of contract
Privity limits contractual rights and duties to the parties who made the contract.
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