Kohlbrecher v. Guettermann

The appellant, Louisa Guettermann, verbally employed H. P. Weaver, a real estate agent, to sell for her a certain house and lot known as No. 102 South Second street, in Belleville, Illinois. Weaver interested appellees, Mary and August Kohlbrecher, in the property, and they all met appellant at the property about November 26, 1921. Mrs. Guettermann there agreed to sell, and appellees agreed to purchase, the house and lot for $4400, to be paid for in December, 1921. By this agreement, which was oral, appellant was to deliver possession to appellees about February 1, 1922. On December 9, 1921,…