Jameson v. United States Farm Land Co.

The opinion in this case, which may be found in 206 Fed. 889, 124 C. C. A. 549, states the facts which condition the decision. The motion for a rehearing insists that the plaintiff should have been entitled to go to the jury because (1) it is an implied term of an ordinary contract between a broker and his principal that if the *886broker procures a customer able, ready, and willing to perform the contract .tendered by the principal, and the latter fails or refuses to make-or perform it on his part the broker is entitled to recover, and that there was substantial evidence in this case that the…