Perry v. Engel
Illinois Supreme Court
Appeal from the Superior Court of Cook county; the Hon. Denis E. Sullivan, Judge, presiding.
1Opinion of the Court
Per Curiam :
In June, 1917, appellees, William H. Perry and his wife, of Sterling, Illinois, owned a six-flat • building, 957-959 East Sixty-second street, Chicago, and Perry employed Antoine Engel, of Tampico, Illinois, to either exchange the flat-building for farm property or to sell it. The flat-building was worth about $25,000 and was incumbered for $14,500. Perry had invested in it about $28,000 and told Engel he wanted to get that amount out of the property. Engel showed Perry several farms near Sterling but no exchange for them could be arranged. In July, 1917, they went to Carrollton,…
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