Madsen v. Fisk
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
STEVENS, Judge.
The issue before us relates to the decision of the trial court sustaining the real estate broker’s motion for summary judgment granting a commission.
Merlin Fisk is a duly licensed real estate broker. He was the successful plaintiff in the trial court. Russell J. Madsen and Marjorie G. Madsen, his wife, owned a motel in Flagstaff at the time in question. They were the unsuccessful defendants in the trial court and will hereinafter be referred to as “Madsen”. Douglas O. Fox and Dorothy I. Fox, his wife, owned some apartment properties in Phoenix. They will hereinafter be referred…
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