Carl v. Eade

It appears that one Fred W. Carl, as a real estate agent sold for defendant certain premises at a price of $18,000; that the terms of sale were |2,000 cash and other property, the assumption by the purchaser of a mortgage on the property amounting to $6,000 and a note and trust deed back to the seller for the sum of $10,000, of which amount $1,000 was made payable on the first day of January, 1922. The commission to be paid by defendant to said Carl for making the sale was the sum of $900, of which amount $170 was paid in cash and the agreement for the payment of the balance was represented…