Interloper: A person who, without legal right, runs a business (eg. without mandatory licenses), or who wrongfully interferes or intercepts another's business. Inter Partes: Latin: between parties.
In the common law, if an individual or his family moved onto the property of a landowner who did nothing to eject him, and if the occupation continued for a long time (e.g., seven years in some jurisdictions) the interloper could go to the court and ...
The tort duty not to interfere with the contract falls only on strangers -- interlopers who have no legitimate interest in the scope or course of the contract's performance. [para.
See also: Parties, Wrong, Order, Enforceable, Case
 
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