Watts v. Hogan

HAYS, Justice.

The appellant, B. C. Watts, filed an action against the appellees to recover a real estate commission. Watts alleged that Watts Realty Company, of which he is assignee of the claim, obtained a purchaser who was ready, willing and able to purchase real property in which the appellees had an interest. The appellees contended that a binding contract never existed because of the failure of a condition precedent. Both parties moved for summary judgment. The motion of the appellees was granted and this appeal was taken by Watts.

Watts and Hogan had discussed the possibility of selling…