Johnson v. Kupper

HOOD, Associate Judge.

Plaintiff sued defendants, real estate brokers, for three commissions he claimed to have earned while employed by them as a real estate salesman. Defendants filed a counterclaim admitting two of the claimed commissions, denying the third, and setting forth certain claims in their favor against plaintiff. According to the counterclaim there was a balance due defendants. The case was tried to a jury which returned a verdict awarding plaintiff the .full amount claimed by him and denying any recovery on the counterclaim.

Defendants rely on three assignments of error. The…