Fleshman v. Hendricks

*104OPINION

On September 20, 1973, appellant La Homa Fleshman listed her business, the Long Branch Saloon, with respondent George Hendricks, a licensed real estate broker. The listing provided for a broker’s commission in the event of sale or exchange of ten percent of the agreed-upon purchase price. Prior to its expiration, the respondent produced potential buyers, Floyd and Agnes Williams, who ultimately signed a document entitled “Offer and Acceptance Agreement and Earnest Money Receipt” on November 20, 1973. This agreement by its terms was subject to the timely approval of the seller which was…