Rea v. Johnson

Appellees instituted this suit against appellants c¡n a note for $350. Appellants, for answer, alleged that the note was executed in payment of a real estate commission to appellees for effecting the exchange . of certain real estate belonging to appellants, and alleged that in said real estate trade ap-pellees fraudulently misrepresented the value of the land which appellants were trading for, and alleged that the note was void because appellees, as real estate agents, were claiming a commission from both sides of the real estate trade without the knowledge or consent of appellants. A trial…