In L.I.R. Mgmt. Corp. v. Mid-City Associate, 184 AD2d 235, 584 N.Y.S.2d 559, (1st Dept 1992) the Plaintiff was entitled to an injunction preventing defendant from selling types of food specified in a clause of its lease. The defendant contravened the restrictive negative covenant in the plaintiff's lease by selling food that could have resulted in the defendant competing directly with plaintiff's fast-food establishments. Since revenue gained by the defendant at the expense of the plaintiff would be difficult to determine and might be wholly speculative, a legal remedy was inadequate.