Edward H. Snow Development Company v. Oxsheer
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
KIKER, Justice.
Mrs. Oxsheer was the owner of about 40 acres of land in the Heights area of Albuquerque. A real estate agent asked her for an exclusive listing, saying he thought he could get a buyer. She gave him the listing. The same day he returned with an offer of $50,000 which she refused. A binder was drawn up — by whom and to what extent was disputed, but it appears to be immaterial — in the amount of $60,-000. This was taken by the real estate agent to Edward H. Snow, head of a construction and development company, and Snow agreed to the price of $60,000. The binder read: “1000 for 90…
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