Buckingham v. Harris
Supreme Court of Colorado
Appeal from District Court, Larimer County. An action brought by Jesse Harris to recover his commission as a real estate broker, claimed to have been earned by finding a purchaser for land belonging to Charles G. Buckingham, defendant.
1Opinion of the Court
Stallcup, C.
Appellee was plaintiff below, and recovered judgment. The questions presented for consideration by the twenty errors assigned for the reversal thereof may be arranged as follows: First. Was the evidence sufficient to warrant the verdict and judgment? Second. Was there error in the instructions to the jury given by the court, or in the refusal to give those, requested by appellant? Third. Did the court err to the prejudice of the appellant in the rulings on the introduction of evidence at the trial?
First, to the evidence. As to the employment of appellee to sell this four hundred…
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