Dixon v. Rollins

Jordan, Presiding Judge.

This is an action in two counts to recover the amount of a fee allegedly earned as the result of a real estate transaction.

On February 19, 1964, the original owner, Rollins, promised in writing to pay Dixon, the plaintiff^ $90,000 to “do all things necessary to consummate a sale of the Pamlico tract [located in North Carolina] at an acceptable price to a satisfactory buyer to whom the property has not previously been submitted. . .” After granting an option to a party not here involved, which expired, the defendant Rollins thereafter con- ^ veyed the real estate to a…