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Tortious Interference with Contract

March 1, 2015 by JLO

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The justification defense to a tortious interference with contract claim is satisfied when a reasonably inquiry has been made by a defendant and, based on the advice of counsel, there is an honest belief by the defendant that a contract is unenforceable, even if it is later determined to be an erroneous belief. Sysdyne Corp. v. Rousslang, et. al., A13-0898 (Minn. 2015).

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