Hartig v. Schrader
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court (Common Pleas Branch, Fourth Division).
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op ti-ie Court by
Turner, Commissioner
Affirming.
On and. prior to August 7, 1914, appellant, Charlotte Hartig, was the owner of certain real ©state at Third and Walnut Streets in Louisville. On that day, through her agent, Wuesthoff, she placed same in the hands of appellee, Schrader, for sale at .the price of $36,000, fixing his commission at $1,000 if he effected the sale.
Schrader, after several futile efforts, was unable to bring about a sale, and in 1915 the property was withdrawn from the market and the agreement between the parties terminated.
Pripr to this, and in 1904, Mrs.…
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