Friedlander v. Christianson

BELL, Chief Justice.

The appellant sued appellee to recover a real estate commission alleged to he owing because of the sale of property belonging to appellee. The trial court granted the motion for summary judgment filed by appellee, stating' in the judgment as his reasons for giving such judgment that the sale was not made within the time provided in the contract sued upon, and that the description of the property given in the contract of employment was insufficient under Article 6573a, Sec. 28, Vernon’s Ann. Tex.St. The contract upon which the suit is based reads as follows:

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