Wood v. Niemeyer
California Supreme Court
The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtLennon, J.
In the month of December, 1917, plaintiff I. A. Wood was the owner of a ranch consisting of sixty-three acres of land, part in vineyard, part in alfalfa, and the rest unimproved, and defendant Niemeyer owned a building in the city of Los Angeles which contained two small stores and an auditorium and lobby designed and constructed for use as a moving picture theater. Being desirous of disposing of their respective holdings, each had listed his property with a real estate broker in Los Angeles. By this broker the two parties were brought together and, after each had inspected the property of…
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