Tortious Interference Clause Samples
The Tortious Interference clause is designed to prohibit either party from intentionally disrupting the contractual or business relationships of the other party. In practice, this means that neither party may induce clients, employees, or partners of the other to breach their agreements or cease their business dealings. By including this clause, the contract aims to protect each party’s existing relationships and business interests, thereby reducing the risk of unfair competition or loss caused by improper interference.
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Tortious Interference. Client understands that Consultant’s relationships with its Business Relationships are a fundamental cornerstone of its business and protected by contract with those parties, requiring that they not engage in business with current or recent Clients without engaging through Consultant. Client further understands that interfering with the same constitutes tortious interference.
Tortious Interference. Each party agrees not to tortiously interfere with the contracts and relationships of the other party.
Tortious Interference where the third person induces a contracting party to violate his contract. Such third person can be held liable for damages (Art. 1314);
a. The existence of a valid contract;
b. Knowledge on the part of the third person of the existence of the contract;
c. Interference by third person without legal justification or excuse (▇▇▇▇▇▇, 359).
Tortious Interference. Subject Pinnacle to material liability for tortious interference with contractual rights.
Tortious Interference lenders interference with borrower's existing or prospective contractual relations. Requires (w) existing (or reasonably certain prospective) enforceable contract, (x) of which lender has knowledge, (y) with which lender intentionally interferes (z) causing borrower damage.
Tortious Interference. Subject the other party, any of its direct or indirect subsidiaries, their directors or its officers to liability for tortious interference with contractual rights.
Tortious Interference. Subject Old Kent or its subsidiaries to liability for tortious interference with contractual rights.
Tortious Interference. Subject First Evergreen to liability for tortious interference with contractual rights.
Tortious Interference. ARTICLE VII Conditions to Consummation of the Merger ----------------------------------------
Tortious Interference. Subject CFSB to material lia- bility for tortious interference with contractual rights.