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Trout v. General Security Services Corp.10/21/1999
contract. Moreover, the contract terms must clearly express that the contracting parties intended the third party to be the beneficiary of performance of the contract. Roskowske v. Iron Mountain Forge Corp., 897 S.W.2d 67, 72 (Mo.App. 1995).
In this case, there is no evidence that the parties intended by their contract to benefit the Appellants or Gary Trout. Appellants and the population living in proximity to persons monitored by GSSC may be benefited by the monitoring, but that benefit is incidental and does not confer the right to sue based upon the breach of that contract. Point III is denied.
The summary judgment is affirmed.
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