tie-in contract - a contract that depends on another contract involving the same or related parties. For example, Abel may agree to sell Baker a farm if Baker sells Abel his lakefront property. Some tie-in contracts or agreements are benign. Others may violate various antitrust laws. For example, a contract to sell a property that required the buyer to sign a commitment to resell the property through the same listing broker might be an illegal tie-in agreement. See also antitrust laws.

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