· 7/5/1910
Keating v. City of Boston
Citations
- 206 Mass. 327
- 92 N.E. 431
- 1910 Mass. LEXIS 807
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- developer held to be true owner, alleged victims “had merely an agreement to purchase, which might or might not be consummated”
- “We also recognize that freedom of contract is the rule and restraints on this freedom the exception, and to justify this exception unusual circumstances should exist.”
- “We also recognize that freedom of contract is the rule and restraints on this freedom the exception, and to justify this exception unusual circumstances should exist.”
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Judges: Loring
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