Wachtel v. Harkless
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Bedwell, J. —
In this action the appellee, Arnold A. Harkless, recovered a judgment against appellants, Henry Wachtel, Carl Hart and Earl Hart, for a broker’s commission claimed to be due the appellee for the sale of personal property owned by the appellant Henry Wachtel, and used in operating a tavern. There was. a trial by the court which made a special finding of the facts and stated conclusions of law thereon.
The only question presented here for determination is the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain the trial court’s finding that the appellee caused a purchaser to be introduced to the…
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