Nevitt v. Crow

The sale of the Glenarra Hotel by Crow, the defendant in error, led to this suit by Troth to recover commissions which he claimed to have earned as a broker. The transactions occurred early in 1889. Crow was then attempting to sell the hotel, and had put it on the market at a definite price. Troth was the lessee of the property in possession. Both the contract and the performance were putin issue. It will no.t be useful to discuss the evidence, since none of the errors assigned and relied upon in the argument suggest any questions which necessitate its consideration. What is chiefly depended…