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We consider a noncooperative coalitional bargaining game where partial breakdowns, such as the rejecter of a proposal exiting from the game, take place with a positive probability, and externalities accompany the formation of coalitions. We present an example in which there exists a stationary subgame perfect equilibrium (SSPE) such that a bargaining delay occurs. We also show that under no partial breakdowns or no externalities, delay does not occur in any SSPE.