Troutman v. Webster
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Campbell
This action was begun before' a justice of the peace, where there was a judgment for the defendant Troutman. On appeal to the county court judgment was for the plaintiff Webster. • As there are no written pleadings, the character of the action is ascertainable only from the evidence. While the plaintiff was employed by, and was in the service of, Mr. Wigle, a real estate broker, one Miller, owner of a dwelling house in the city of Denver, left his property for sale with plaintiff’s employer. Negotiations and efforts to effect a sale were carried on by Webster for Wigle, but before a sale was…
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