Intentional Interference with Contractual Relations - Explained

The video tutorial explains the concept of intentional interference with business or contractual relationships. It describes how one might knowingly disrupt such relationships, using examples like convincing someone to breach a contract. The tutorial also discusses the legal implications of such actions, which can be actionable under state or common law.

What does it mean to interfere with contractual relations?

• To intentionally disrupt a contractual agreement

• To ignore existing contracts

• To support a business relationship

• To create a new contract

Which of the following is an example of interfering with a contract?

• Signing a new contract

• Ignoring a contract

• Encouraging someone to fulfill their contract

• Paying someone to breach their contract

What might be a reason for someone to interfere with a contract?

• To avoid legal issues

• To help the parties involved

• To intentionally cause a breach

• To create a new business opportunity

What could be a legal consequence of interfering with contractual relations?

• Gaining a new contract

• Facing legal action under state or common law

• Being ignored by the law

• Receiving a reward

Under what law could intentional interference with contractual relations be actionable?

• Environmental law

• State or common law

• International law

• Corporate law