Edwards v. Pike
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the County Court of Bed Elver County. Tried below before Hon. J. M. Deaver.
1Opinion of the Court
WILLSON, Chief Justice.
— A. E. Pike owned 143 acres of land in Eed Eiver County which he wished to sell. Appellant was a real estate agent doing business in Clarksville. The Tayloe-Butcher Eealty Company also was a real estate agent doing business in 'the same town. Each was authorized by said Pike as such an agent to effect a sale of the land for him. Each knew that the other was so authorized. The Eealty Company advertised in the Dallas Kews that it had lands in Eed Eiver County for sale. One ICluttz, who lived in Bockwall County, read the advertisement, began a correspondence with the…
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