The business can happen to different situations. It often happens that, in an operation are connected to the interests of not two but three or even more number of contractors. In such a situation it may be that mutual settlement will be made to various entities, even those with which the company is not directly related. And then there is the problem - "Can we pay someone with whom we have no legal relationship with whom we are not in agreement?".
is possible - you have to remember that in the Civil Code, the principle of contractual freedom. In addition, the Civil Code expressly provides not only situations in which we are dealing with a multitude of creditors or debtors, but also for the provision of by a third party or to a third party. Provision for a third party must be expressly reserved in the contract and that person is entitled to meet him directly on his own behalf. Moreover, if such a person of either party declares that he wants his right to use, it is cited. contractual claims can not be changed.
The contract for the provision by a third party relies on the fact that in an agreement by the parties is expressly stipulated that a third person, or entering into a commitment to meet a particular benefit. The party which is committed to this, it is responsible for damages, which the other party suffered as a result of failure to provide. However, it may be exempt from liability if it meets the same benefit.
So you see, it is possible to arranging for the fulfillment of the services provided by third parties or to third parties with whom you have no "legal relationship".
more about issues related to the conclusion of agreements by the limited liability company, see the guide "Advisor to the President a limited liability company."
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