Richardson v. Rowland
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MASSEY, Chief Justice.
Defendant Marvin L. Richardson was the owner of a parcel of land, upon which he desired to erect an additional building. He needed a loan in finance of such new construction. Plaintiffs Joe F. Rowland and Frank Wood, d/b/a Rowland & Wood Company, were in the loan brokerage business. They secured the signature of the defendant to a contract in which he bound himself to pay them a commission of $1,000, conditioned upon their securing for him a ten-year term loan of $20,000, repayable in (equal) monthly installments, plus interest. Plaintiffs procured from an 'insurance…
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