Bliss v. Griffiths
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMartin, J.
By its special verdict the jury found that the plaintiff and defendant entered into an oral agreement thát the defendant would pay the plaintiff a commission of ten per cent if plaintiff found a purchaser for a certain Lima three-quarter shovel for the sum of $16,000 and that the plaintiff performed his agreement by finding a purchaser for the shovel for that amount.
Defendant, Clarence J. Griffiths, testified that in June,, 1947, he agreed to pay plaintiff, Lester A. Bliss, all he-could get over $28,000 if plaintiff found a purchaser for the shovel and crusher within two weeks’ time. He…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- John Hoffmann & Sons Co. v. ParksWisconsin Supreme Court · 1921