The Situation: Mega Store, Inc. $($MSI$)$ purchases Smalltown Hardware store. As part of the purchase agreement, MSI agrees to pay all the creditors of Smalltown Hardware store. One creditor is Nuts & Bolts, Inc. which is owed $$5,400$ by Smalltown Hardware for inventory the store purchased. Mega Store, Inc. contacts Nuts & Bolts to let it know it now owns the former Smalltown Hardware store and has assumed all the Smalltown Hardware store debts.

$12.$ Is the above situation with Mega Store, Inc., Smalltown Hardware and Nuts & Bolts, Inc. an example of a third party beneficiary contract? $\_\_\_\_\_($Yes $/$ No$,$ it is an assignment $/$ No$,$ it is a delegation$)$

$13.$ Is Nuts & Bolts an intended beneficiary of the contract between Mega Store and Smalltown Hardware? $\_\_\_\_\_($Yes$,$ it is a creditor beneficiary $/$ Yes, it is a donee beneficiary $/$ No$,$ Nuts & Bolts is an incidental beneficiary$)$

$14.$ If the new owner of the business, Mega Store, Inc. does not pay Nuts & Bolts, Inc., can Nuts and Bolts, Inc. sue Mega Store for payment? $\_\_\_\_($Yes $/$ No $-$ the agreement between Mega Store and Smalltown Hardware does not give Nuts & Bolts a legal right to sue Mega Store for nonpayment$)$