Dedeaux v. Young

The issue in this case is twofold. First, it is the contention of appellee K. L. Young that appellant Curtis O. Dedeaux agreed to pay him a broker’s fee of five percent on the sale of property from William B. Bosworth, Jr. to appellant. Appellant admits that he agreed to pay expenses that Young might have in currecl because of the transaction but denied that he intended to pay a five percent commission on the sale price. This is an issue of fact, and we are of the opinion that there is ample evidence in the record to substantiate the finding of the chancellor on this issue. The finding of the…