McNabb v. Woolfolk
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Young County Court; W. H. Reeves, Judge. Suit by Charles Woolfolk against J. F. McNabb. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtB Uck, J.
On December 20, 1920, Charles Woolfolk filed suit against J. F. McNabb, alleging that McNabb was indebted to plaintiff by reason of services rendered by plaintiff, as a real estate broker, in furnishing defendant the name of T. M. Corbett as a purchaser for defendant’s home in Graham, and that by reason thereof defendant sold to said Corbett said home for $9,000. A general demurrer was overruled, and the cause submitted to a jury on special issues, and judgment entered thereon for plaintiff in the sum of $270. Defendant has appealed.
The following special issues were submitted to the jury and…
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