Keitt v. Gresham
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Somervell County; W. J. Oxford, Judge. Action by D. O. Gresham and another against W. E. Keitt. Judgment for plaintiffs, and defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBuck, J.
Appellees sued appellant in the district court of Somervell county for $500, alleging that one I. O. Cheek owned a valuable tract of land in Somervell county, and that plaintiffs were real estate dealers, not as partners but individually, and that prior to September 20, 1913, plaintiff Bert Lacy entered into a contract with said Cheek, whereby said Cheek agreed to pay to Lacy the sum of $500 if he should find a purchaser for the land aforesaid and upon terms to be agreed upon; said $500 to be due and payable only in the event the trade was closed with any such purchaser that might be secured…
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