· 10/8/1993
All Seasons Services, Inc. v. Commissioner of Health & Hospitals
Citations
- 620 N.E.2d 778
- 416 Mass. 269
- 1993 Mass. LEXIS 600
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that hospital was not involved in trade or commerce within the meaning of § 11 where hospital's alleged conduct \did not take place in a business context\
- finding that a hospital’s contract for food services was incidental to its core mission of providing medical treatment
- finding good reason to deny a motion to amend complaint where proposed amendment is futile
- while leave to amend should be given when justice so requires, futility of amendment good reason to deny motion to amend
- statute inapplicable where hospital did not seek to profit from food service contract and food service provision was incidental to hospital’s primary activity
- statute not applicable where hospital did not seek to profit from contract with food service company and providing food services was incidental to hospital’s primary activity
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Judges: Liacos, Wilkins, Abrams, Nolan, Lynch
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