Geyler v. Dailey

PHELPS, Justice.

Appellant was plaintiff and appellees defendants in the trial court and they will be thus designated in this opinion. The facts in the case are that at all times here involved plaintiff was a duly licensed real estate broker engaged in the business of selling real estate in Arizona.

On August 28, 1947 defendants Dailey entered into a contract in writing with plaintiff giving to plaintiff the exclusive right until January 1, 1948, to sell an 80-acre ranch belonging to defendants for the sum of $32,000 payable in the manner provided in said contract and agreeing therein to pay a…