Poston v. Hall

Appellants, who are real estate agents, brought this suit against appellees to recover commissions alleged to be due them for procuring a purchaser for appellee’s lands.

Daura B. Hall disclaimed any interest in the lands, and the suit was dismissed as to her.

The trial in the lower court was before a jury, and the verdict was for appellee, W. W. Hall. From the judgment rendered appellants have duly prosecuted an appeal.

Tihe verdict is not supported by the evidence. Without reciting the testimony in detail, it is sufficient to state that appellee, W. W. Hall, authorized appellants to sell his…