Town & Country Real Estate, Inc. v. Wales
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtGreen, C.J.
Plaintiff appeals a judgment dismissing its action to collect a real estate commission from the defendants. Plaintiff presents two arguments in support of its right to a commission: (1) The option agreement in this case was in fact a sale; and (2) The defendants exercised bad faith in their dealings with the plaintiff and, therefore, are estopped from denying a sale.
The case presents an interesting factual situation. On December 11, 1975, the plaintiff, Town & Country Real Estate, Inc., obtained a listing agreement for the sale of a house in Richland owned by the defendant, Margaret Lee. The…
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