Black v. Wilson

This is a suit by appellee to recover from appellant the sum of $776.25 alleged to be due her as commissions on the sale of certain land in Florida, according to the terms of an oral contract by and between appellant and appellee. She alleged a promise to pay her 5 per cent. on the amount of the sale if the land was sold for as much as $40, and that she sold the land for $45 an acre to James P. Martin, and a deed to the same was executed to said Martin by appellant to the land in question. It was answered by appellant that appellee, her mother, and other heirs of her deceased father, owned a…