Legal Opinion
Briggs v. Henley
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided December 12, 1958No. 3417PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
GRISSOM, Chief Justice.
Richard D. Henley is a licensed real estate dealer doing business as Henley Realty Company. Ernest H. Briggs on December 17, 1956, listed certain lots with him and signed a contract giving Henley the exclusive right to sell them for sixty days and agreed to pay him a five percent commission. The realtor found a prospective purchaser, James H. May, showed him the property and, on January 23, 1957, a contract was signed wherein Briggs sold the lots to May, conditioned upon the procurement of an F.H.A. loan. It was not obtained and the sale was not consummated. After the…
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- Meyer v. WICHITA COUNTY WATER IMP. DISTS. NOS. 1 AND 2Court of Appeals of Texas · 1954
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