Canute v. Burnett

Paul Ward, Associate Justice.

Appellee, George Burnett, brought suit to collect a commission of $6,500 from appellant, Edward L. Canute. The suit was based on the contention by appellee that he produced a purchaser ready, able, and willing to pay appellant an agreed price for his property. A jury trial resulted in a verdict in favor of appellee in the amount sued for, and appellant hero seeks a reversal.

Por a reversal, appellant says -he relies on four points, but, in his argument, he abandons all points except two—(a) “The demurrer should have been sustained”, and (b) “The court should have…