Becker v. Crabb

Opinion op the Court by

Commissioner Hobson

Reversing.

Teresa Becker owned three tracts of land near Louisville, one containing 36 acres and two 45 acres each, ■on the Preston Street road about five miles from Louisville, and about half a mile off the road. On May 2,1925, she entered into a written contract with Edward L. Crabb, by which he undertook to have the land subdivided into lots and sell it at auction; he to pay all the ex penses of subdividing, advertising, and selling the land, and to have as a commission 10 per cent, on houses and 25 per cent, on the lots. He went on under the…