Moore v. Sussdorf
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MOORE, Justice.
This is an appeal from a summary judgment. Appellant, Douglas B. Moore, filed suit against appellees, Walter A. Sussdorf, et al., for breach of contract, alleging that he and Sussdorf were duly licensed real estate brokers; that on December 31, 1963, he, Moore, secured a non-exclusive listing from J. E. Morrison, the agent of O. P. Leonard, authorizing him to sell a large tract of land containing approximately 15,000 acres known as the Leonard Ranch, situated in Anderson County, Texas, for the sum of $110.00 per acre; that shortly thereafter, he advised Sussdorf of the listing…
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