Wolff v. Denbosky

Plaintiffs, as real estate brokers, brought action to recover, upon an alleged promise on the part of defendant to pay them “ for their services in negotiating the purchase ” of certain real estate, a commission of one per cent, on the purchase-price, provided the defendant purchased the premises for a less sum than $192,000, and the amount due them was $1,900. The defendant admitted that plaintiffs were brokers; that defendant’s grantor delivered to him deeds of conveyance of title to the property, and that the selling price was the sum alleged, but denied all the other allegations of the…