Wood v. Wells
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Ionia. (Dodds, J., presiding.) Assumpsit. Defendant brings. error. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
McGrath, O. J.
Assumpsit is brought to recover a commission for the sale of real estate. Defendant resided in Vancouver, Wash., and plaintiff at Ionia, where the property is situate. In November, 1892, plaintiff secured from one Welker an offer of $3,000, and communicated *321said offer to defendant. Within a few days thereafter, the property was sold and conveyed, through one Calkins, to Welker, for $3,650. But, under this contract of sale, defendant paid the taxes for the year 1892, which did not become a lien upon the land until December, and which amounted to $51.41.
On the 12th of October,…
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