Jackson v. Williams

DIES, Chief Justice.

Appellee Marjorie Williams listed realty for sale with Jean Baldwin, an agent with broker Kinser- Shackelford, in October of 1970. Jean Baldwin put the house on multiple listings, and Blanche Taylor, agent with Edgar Jackson Realtor, secured a sales contract in the amount of $110,000 from William M. Day, purchaser. By previous agreement, the realtors intended to divide the real estate commission. The sales contract was contingent on purchaser securing an appraisal of the property equal to the purchase price.

An appraiser was shown the house. Later, on information from Day…