In an intentional interference with contractual relations,a third party can contract with a breaching party without becoming liable for this tort if a contracting party has already breached the contract.

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If a contracting party has already breached the contract, a third party can contract with them without becoming liable for intentional interference with contractual relations. This is because the breaching party has already caused harm to the other party by not fulfilling their obligations, and the third party is not causing any further harm. However, if the third party induces the breaching party to breach the contract, they can be held liable for this tort.

In an Intentional Interference with Contractual Relations,a Third Party Can