Higgins v. Ginsburg & Goodman, Inc.

This is an action of contract by a broker to recover a commission for procuring a mortgage loan. The case was heard by a judge without a jury, who made findings of fact and rulings of law and found for the defendant. The plaintiff excepted to the rulings and decision of the trial judge and to his refusal to grant his requests for rulings.

The facts material to the grounds of this judgment are these: The defendant employed the plaintiff about April 1, 1930, to produce a person ready, willing and able to make a loan of $85,000 on terms satisfactory to it on certain real estate on which it then…