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While it claims that teachers are being stigmatized, it would be a real stretch to argue that any stigmatization that teachers suffered because their students were not learning constituted an injury that required a legal remedy. Specific performance of a contract may be ordered whenever: (1) the contract terms are sufficiently definite; (2) consideration is adequate; (3) the contract is just and reasonable to the defendant; (4) there is substantial similarity of the requested performance to the contract terms; (5) there is mutuality of remedies; and (6) the plaintiff's legal remedy is inadequate. ``We believe a legal remedy is to go to the voters, and that's what we've wanted since Day One. |
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