If you make an offer to sell a product to a person who is already buying the product from another party, you have interfered with contractual relations and will be liable in tort.

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Merely making an offer to sell a product to someone who is already under contract to buy the product from someone else does not necessarily constitute interference with contractual relations. Liability for tortious interference with a contract typically requires intentional and improper actions that induce or cause a breach or termination of the contractual relationship.

If You Make an Offer to Sell a Product to a Person