Stone v. Coffman

Complainants, as real estate brokers, filed this suit to recover $1,000.00 alleged to have been earned by them as a commission for the sale of defendant’s farm in Meigs County, Tennessee. The Chancellor found the determinative factual issues against the complainants, and dismissed their bill. By three assignments of error complainants challenge the accuracy of the Chancellor’s findings. At the outset we are met with the statutory presumption of correctness in the Chancellor’s findings and decree which requires an affirmance unless we are of the opinion that the evidence preponderates there…