Allen v. Aguirre

Oh a sale of raisins, the seller promised that, in case the government should grant the application of the seller for a return of part of the duties, the purchaser should have the^benefit of such return. Held, not a sale of a thing in action, within the statute of frauds, and that the parol promise was binding.

A broker, employed by the owner to sell goods, introduced to the owner a person wishing to purchase, when the owner stated the terms on which he would sell, and gave the purchaser one hour to decide whether he would accept the proposition, and both parties then left the broker’s office.…