Hardinger v. Till
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMillard, J.
March 10, 1937, West & Wheeler, realtors, with whom defendants listed for sale certain residential property in the city of Seattle, advertised that property as follows in a daily newspaper of Seattle:
“A Rare Bargain
“For some one wanting a home and income. A duplex property on Capitol Hill. Well finished and in good condition, 5 rooms each separate hot water heating plants, automatic oil burner. This is a real find at $3500. West & Wheeler.”
On March 12, 1937, West & Wheeler delivered an earnest money receipt to plaintiff, who paid one hundred dollars upon the purchase price and agreed to pay…
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