Dailey v. Stevenson
Supreme Court of Virginia
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtSnead, J.
Francis E. Stevenson, a real estate broker, instituted action against George W. Dailey for $7,125 allegedly owing to him as commissions for securing a lessee for property owned by Dailey. He alleged that he had an oral contract with Dailey under which he was authorized to secure a tenant for Dailey’s property and that he had obtained an offer from Phillips Petroleum Company, hereinafter called Phillips, to lease the property for a stated period at $47 5 per month, but Dailey had wrongfully refused to execute the lease and rented the property to another tenant upon the same terms.
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