Marcus v. City of Boston
136 Mass. 350, 1884 Mass. LEXIS 107
Opinion
W. Allen, J.
The plaintiff admits that the facts stated in the biff do not show a contract, the specific performance of which can be enforced. It is quite as plain that the bill cannot be maintained to enforce the specific performance of a duty to make such a contract, which is the only relief sought. The plaintiff’s remedy, if he has any, is in damages.
Decree affirmed.
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