B. B. Miller & Co. v. Woolsey

In this action B. B. Miller & Company, a corporation, demanded of the defendant $495, representing the balance claimed to be due the plaintiff from the defendant, Walter Woolsey, as commissions for securing a lease of defendant's real estate to Earl Nichols, and a so-called extension of that lease to Weiss & Epstein.

The case was tried before a jury and a judgment entered for $495 for the plaintiff.

The first ground of appeal is not argued by the appellant and will be deemed to be abandoned.

The second ground of appeal is as follows: “Because the plaintiff claimed commissions for an alleged…