In ascertaining intent to benefit the third party,a court will look to all of the following,except:

A) the language used by the parties.
B) the surrounding circumstances.
C) whether the promisor was to render performance directly to the third party.
D) whether the benefit to the third party had any value.

Intent to Benefit

A principle that refers to the deliberate desire to provide benefits or advantages through a contract to a specific party or parties.

Language Used

The specific words, terms, and phrases employed in communication or documentation, which can influence interpretation and understanding.

Surrounding Circumstances

The context or conditions existing at the time of an action or event, often considered in legal interpretations, negotiations, or contract formations.