Real Estate Central, Inc. v. Kramer

Appellee (Kramer), who styles himself a public relations consultant, sued appellant (REC) because it refused to pay him for his services. His declaration consisted of the eight common counts and a special count. The trial judge, Shure, J., sitting without a jury, entered a judgment in the amount of $1,574 in favor of Kramer against REC. Although Kramer’s claim was for a larger amount he has not appealed.

Kramer and James S. Gibson met for the first time in November 1966. In January 1967 they discussed Gibson’s plans to set up a real estate marketing business. As a result of that discussion and…