Duncan v. Barbour
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtHudgins, C. J.
*55Plaintiff, by this writ of error, seeks to reverse a judgment pronounced against him in an action he brought for the recovery of broker’s commissions alleged to be due for securing a purchaser for certain real estate owned by defendant.
The one assignment of error—the insufficiency of the evidence to support the judgment—requires a review of all the evidence.
Litigants waived a jury and submitted their case to the trial judge, whose finding of fact on evidence introduced before him is as binding upon this court as a jury’s verdict which he has approved. The question before us is not whether the…
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