Glatt v. Adams

The plaintiffs brought suit for commissions in the sum of $540 for producing a buyer of certain premises. The trial judge held that the plaintiffs were not entitled to recover.

The evidence is substantially as follows: In January, 1920, the defendant, James Adams, listed the property known as 6806 Cornell avenue, Chicago, with the plaintiffs, Gf-latt and Price, for sale, requesting them to find a purchaser. They were duly licensed real estate brokers. On January 27, 1920, James Adams notified the plaintiffs that he would be willing to sell the property for $18,000, to be paid for as follows :…