Corporations are always liable in tort for contracts entered into with third parties.

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Corporations are not always liable in tort for contracts entered into with third parties. Liability in tort depends on whether the corporation has committed any negligent or intentional act that resulted in harm or damages to the third party. It is possible for a corporation to enter into a contract with a third party without any tort liability, if it fulfills its obligations and does not cause any harm or damages to the third party.

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