The complaint, seeking damages for breach of an alleged agreement to assign a mortgage to plaintiff Continental Capital Corporation, was properly dismissed because there was no enforceable agreement to that effect between the parties. Indeed, in a preliminary letter agreement, the parties explicitly stated their intention not to be bound to any "understanding or agreement" until the terms were reduced to a writing signed by all of the parties. No such signed writing was ever...
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