Normandin agency relationship
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Montreal Street Line Company v. Normandin
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By: CircleUp
For Zak Normandin, leaving the brand he founded, Little Duck Organics, wasn’t an easy decision. “I was at a point where I had diluted myself (equity-wise) out of the company. I looked three years into the future and realized the best decision was to move-on and start something new.”
Normandin founded Little Duck in 2009 with a simple purpose: to provide healthy, shelf-stable foods for babies and toddlers. After stepping aside, Normandin thought he was going to take the summer off to think about his next career move. Instead, his introspective summer plans quickly morphed into lending a hand to several friends and acquaintances who were launching new products.
It was while working on these projects that Normandin realized strategizing and launching new products was the part he loved most about running a company. He had spearheaded the first plantable packaging; and helped create an ice cream container that changes color when the ice cream is soft enough to sco
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– NORMANDIN, et al. v. EASTLAND PARTNERS, INC., et al.
05-P-910 Appeals Court
DAVID W. NORMANDIN & others[1] vs. EASTLAND PARTNERS, INC.,
& others.[2]
No. 05-P-910.
Worcester. March 16, 2006. – March 6, 2007.
Present: Perretta, Brown, & Kafker, JJ.
Real Property, Purchase and sale agreement, Bona fide purchaser, Specific performance. Bona Fide Purchaser. Agency, What constitutes. Contract, Sale of real estate, Third party beneficiary, Waiver, Specific performance, Impossibility of performance, Damages. Damages, Breach of contract.
Civil action commenced in the Superior Court Department on January 19, 2000.
The case was heard by Francis R. Fecteau, J., on motions for summary judgment.
Christopher A. Kenney for Hopedale Development, Inc.
Evan T. Lawson (Marissa A. Goldberg with him) for the plaintiffs.
F. Alex Parra for Eastland Partners, Inc. & another.
PERRETTA, J. These cross appeals by the plaintiffs and Hoped