Land Use—Donor Recognition Text to Be Placed in a Park—Public Interest in Enforcing Recognition Contracts Outweighs Shifting Aesthetic Concerns—Doctrine of Impracticability or Impossibility

This decision involves the issue of whether "aesthetic considerations trump a carefully considered and crafted contractual provision dictating the specific location of an inscription on a work of art?" The Appellate Division, First Department (court) held that the contractual provision must be enforced.