Is the order for personal judgment inconsistent with the order for specific performance? They are not inconsistent within the meaning of that word used in Shocket v. Hay because both remedies are affirmations of the contract. Carrothers J. A. at p. 153 states as follows: … personal judgment against the purchaser on his covenant to pay… is tantamount to specific performance. The appellants [the vendors] cannot have it both ways and sooner or later they must decide which way they want it.
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