Stowe v. Wooten

The title to a tract of land adjacent to the city of Abilene was in H. O. Wooten. The land was owned by said Wooten and Mayfield & McGee. Wooten made a contract with R. A. Coquille to sell the land. A plat of the land, showing a division thereof into lots and blocks, with streets and alleys, was filed and designated as the “Country Club addition.” The contract constituted Coquille exclusive agent for the nominal owner, Wooten, to make sale of the lots in accordance with an agreed plan. The plan comprehended that the seventy-four lots were to be divided into thirty-seven units of interest. The…