Harrison v. United Farm Agency

This suit was brought by appellee, O. E. Butterworth, as agent for the United Farm Agency, to recover from appellants the sum of $1,250 claimed as a commission for selling their farm near Mena. It was contended by appellants that appellee was not entitled to any commission because he did not procure the purchaser in accordance with the contract and agreement between the parties. The case was tried, on agreement, before the Circuit Judge sitting as a jury.

Most of the essential facts are not in dispute. On January 14, 1950, while Evelyn Harrison was living at Panama, Oklahoma, and her husband…