Rawls v. Carlisle & Baston

The Court of Appeals has stated the case. On the case so stated this court is of opinion that appellant Rawls was entitled to the several instructions requested by him in writing, to the effect that, if he sold to Warren in ignorance of the fact that appellees had been instrumental in bringing them (Rawls and Warren) into negotiation, then appellant was entitled to a verdict; this for the reason that Rawls had sold, to Warren on terms different from, and, for aught appearing, less advantageous than, those on which by their contract -appellees were to procure a purchaser;- for the purchaser…