Williams v. Bishop

Suit by real estate agent for commission. Judgment against him, from which he appealed. The principal facts are not in dispute. There was some conflict in the evidence, but it related to immaterial matters. The facts upon which both sides agree are determinative of the case, and the others will not he noticed.

The plaintiff, Williams, was a real estate agent in the city of Trinidad. The defendants, George H. Bishop and M. B. Munroe, were the owners of certain real estate in that city, consisting of a lot with a house upon it. The defendant, O. M. Bishop had charge of the interest in the…