Darby v. New Castle Gunning Bedford Education Ass'n

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• recognizing that mandamus cannot issue to compel a discretionary 3 (7
• “[I]n view of the substantial public interest in the statute, we consider the merits of the appeal under the well-established public-interest-exception-to-the-mootness doctrine.”
• “The writ is extraordinary and appropriate only when a plaintiff is able to establish a clear legal right to the performance of a non-discretionary duty.” (citations omitted)
• “Agreement by its nature presumes the power and discretion to disagree until and unless there is a meeting of the minds of the parties in the same intention.”
• “Agreement by its nature presumes the power and discretion to disagree until and unless there is a meeting of the minds of the parties in the same intention.”

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