Vesta Fire Ins. Corp. v. Milam & Co. Constr., Inc.

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• \[A]n appellate court [may] affirm a summary judgment on the basis of a law or legal principle not invoked by the moving party or the trial court. . . .\
• although a person is not a party to a contract and does not furnish any consideration, he or she may maintain an action on the contract under one condition; he or she must have been directly, and not incidentally, benefited by the contract

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