82 N.H. 193, 132 A. 12 (1926)
Facts: The plaintiff contracted with the defendant to buy
all his dairy products. Among the provisions
is one that enjoins the defendant to specific performance (equitable
relief). The trial court denied all
equitable relief. The plaintiff
appealed.
Issue: Does the plaintiff have a right to specific
performance?
Rule: Equity (i.e. specific performance or injunctive
relief) may enforce a contract when the legal remedy (i.e. money damages) is
not adequate.
Analysis:
Conclusion: