Abraham v. Goldberg

The evidence is amply sufficient to have justified the jury in finding that in June, 1892, the plaintiff, a real estate broker, was requested by one Stocom, the owner of a house in process of construction, to seek for him a purchaser of the same when fully built; that the plaintiff immediately called upon defendant, with whom he had previously dealt in real estate transactions, both as his broker in selling and as the broker of the seller of property to him, and brought to his attention the fact that Stocom’s house was for-sale at the asking price of $43,000, when completely finished, but…