A third party can contract with a breaching party without becoming liable for the tort of intentional interference with contractual relations if the contracting party has already breached the contract; in such a situation,the third party cannot be held to have induced a breach of the other parties' contract.

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If the breaching party has already breached the contract, then the third party cannot be held responsible for inducing a breach of contract. Therefore, they cannot be held liable for the tort of intentional interference with contractual relations.

A Third Party Can Contract with a Breaching Party Without