Davis v. Metcalf & Haley

This is an action by the appellant against the appellees. The appellant alleged that in the fall of 1919 he placed in the hands of Metcalf & Haley, real estate brokers, certain lands for sale. The price fixed for the sale of the land was $1,500; that they were to receive ten per cent, commission for making the sale. They sold the land for the sum of $1,700, and prepared a deed to the purchaser in which they fraudulently concealed from the appellant the fact that the land had been sold for $1,700, and fraudulently represented that they had sold the same for $1,500. Appellant further alleged…