Love v. Miller

The appellants were real estate brokers in the city of Indianapolis. The appellees were owners of certain real estate, situated in the city, on the corner of Washington and Mississippi streets. The parties mutually agreed that if the appellants would “ find a purchaser, or make a sale of said real estate,” they should receive for their commission one thousand dollars, which the appellees agreed to pay. In pursuance of this agreement, the appellants procured an offer for the real estate mentioned, from John Wymond, which was accepted by the appellees. The offer and acceptance are in the…