Insituform of North America, Inc. v. Chandler

How courts have described this case

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• refusing to rule on issue, but noting that “[njoticeably absent from this listing of parties with standing to institute such an action is the corporation itself’
• in determining that a corporation was not a beneficiary of a voting agreement, noting that corporations cannot ordinarily vote stock
• “Analysis of the standing issue begins with recognition of the general rule that strangers to a contract ordinarily acquire no rights under it unless it is the intention of the promisee to confer a benefit upon such third party.”
• “Analysis of the standing issue begins with recognition of the general rule that strangers to a contract ordinarily acquire no rights under it unless it is the intention of the promisee to confer a benefit upon such third party.”
• “Analysis of the standing issue begins with recognition of the general rule that strangers to a contract ordinarily acquire no rights under it unless it is the intention of the promisee to confer a benefit upon such third party.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).