Brown v. Stokes
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Complaint; from Tift superior court — Judge Eve. January 8, 1920.
1Opinion of the CourtLuke, J.
The petition in the instant ease unequivocally alleges: that the defendants employed the plaintiffs as real-estate dealers to sell for them a designated farm for $8,000 net to them, and agreed that the plaintiffs should receive for their services whatever sum in. excess of $8,000 they could obtain for the place; that the petitioners, acting under their contract of employment, secured a designated purchaser, who was able, ready, and willing to buy said farm for $8,400, and who actually agreed with the petitioners to purchase at that price; and that the defendants privately, and without the…
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