If there is no direct infringement, there can be no indirect infringement.

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Indirect infringement, such as contributory infringement or inducement of infringement, requires the existence of a direct infringement because it is predicated on aiding, abetting, or otherwise facilitating an act of direct infringement by another party.

If There Is No Direct Infringement, There Can Be No