Zuckerman v. Martin
New York City Court
1Opinion of the CourtArthur Wachtel, J.
This is an action for broker’s commissions. Victor Zuckerman is a licensed real estate broker. Murray Neale, a real estate salesman in his employ, testified that in the early part of March, 1958 he received a listing from Mrs. Enid Martin, who, with her husband, Ernest B. Martin, owned premises located at 748 Noble Avenue, The Bronx, and that he received the details concerning the apartments, the heating system, the plumbing, the equipment, the refrigerators, stoves, sinks. The property was listed at $21,500, possession in two months. He arranged an appointment with Mrs. Martin to bring a…
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