Herndon v. Stanton

Much of the evidence and arguments relate to the contract between the appellee and the sales agent and which would perhaps be of some force and materiality if this controversy were between said parties alone. We are not dealing with them, but with the rights of third persons who purchased property at the sale made by Johnson, claiming to be the sales agent of the appellee, and, as we view this case, it matters not what the appellee thought or believed as to the name, style, or nature of the party or parties with whom she contracted in writing for a sale of her px’operty, as we think the…