Rabinowitz v. North Texas Realty Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtBaugh, J.
The North Texas Realty Company, a partnership composed of J. H. Barton and W. R. Sullivan, of Denton, Tex., sued D. Rabinowitz to recover $375, claimed as commissions due for services rendered as brokers in a transaction involving the exchange of real estate between said Rabinow-itz and Joe Darnall. Dafnall owned about 226 acres of land in Denton county, and Rabinowitz an improved lot in Ranger, Tex. The Realty Company brought them 'together; they agreed upon the terms of exchange of their properties, and entered into a written contract embodying those terms. Contemporaneously with the…
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