White v. Havard

Plaintiff, a duly licensed real estate broker, sued to recover a commission on the sale of certain property belonging to defendants. Judgment was rendered in favor of defendants rejecting the demands of plaintiff, from which judgment plaintiff prosecutes this appeal.

By written contract of December 14, 1943, the defendant, L.S. Havard, appointed plaintiff, Charles N. White, as exclusive agent for the purpose of selling a tract of 18 acres of land upon which there were two houses, and which tract, for the obvious purpose of procuring a quick sale, was divided into a three-acre tract on which…