Goodman v. Marcol, Inc.

In November, 1927, the defendant employed the plaintiff to sell for it a certain apartment house, at the price of $180,000. Nothing was said as to the length of the term of employment, or as to the commissions to be paid. In March, 1928, the plaintiff interested Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross, and so informed the defendant, officers of which visited the premises with the Rosses, that they might inspect the same. The Rosses made to the plaintiff an offer of $170,000 for the property, which was rejected by the defendant; they subsequently made an offer of $172,500, which was likewise rejected; still…