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A developer promised a city that it would pay a named landscape designer $40,000 for plans the city already owed the designer. The designer learned of the signed contract and bought specialized software in reliance on the promised payment. The next week, before payment was due, the city and developer amended their contract to delete the designer-payment clause.
Which statement best describes the effect of the amendment on the designer's rights?

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The amendment is ineffective against the designer if the designer's rights vested through justified reliance before the amendment. The amendment is effective because named beneficiaries are treated the same as incidental beneficiaries until payment is due. The amendment is ineffective only if the designer signed the original contract. The amendment is effective against the designer because the contracting parties may always eliminate a beneficiary's rights before judgment.

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