Remedies available to Third Parties:

Specific Performance
Recovery of Substantial Damages: No recovery for nominal damages, but two general exceptions:

1) Contract made by one person for the benefit of a group of people, damages recoverable for losses suffered by members of that group (Jackson v Horizon Holidays Ltd [1975]).

N.B. Woodar Investments v Wimpey [1980]

Group recovery now limited to 'party convenience' contracts i.e. contracts which would call for special treatment (e.g. contracting for family holidays, ordering meals in restaurants for a party).
Reaffirmed that there was no general principle permitting substantial recovery - highly dependent on the circumstances of the case.

2) St Martins Property exception: Promisee may recover substantial damages on behalf of a third party, although the promisee has not suffered any loss.

CASES:

Linden Gardens [1993]

Contract Law: Privity of Contract (1)