Nalbandian v. Hanson Restaurant & Lounge, Inc.

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• holding that language in an agreement that recited that it was “[sjigned and sealed” was sufficient to give the instrument the legal effect of a sealed instrument by virtue of Mass. Gen. L. ch. 4, § 9A 3
• granting specific performance against a corporation for sale of real estate even though the corporation president had signed the sale agreement without indicating he was acting on behalf of the corporation that owned the property
• undisclosed principal is liable on agreement entered into for his benefit
• words “signed and sealed” sufficient

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