Morrill v. Farr

Plaintiff sued for services alleged to have been per-; formed in securing a purchaser, of defendant’s village lot and building, declaring on a parol contract, on account annexed for a definite percentage of the price paid defendant, and in quantum meruit. There is no claim of a formal contract in stated terms.

It is admitted that the property was bought by the party to, whom plaintiff suggested purchase.

Defendant denied having employed plaintiff.

Trial was had before judge and jury; and when plaintiff rested, defendant’s motion for a noiisuit was granted.

The case comes up on exception to grant…