Page-Dressler Co. v. Meader

This is a suit for the dissolution of an alleged partnership, and for an accounting, and grows out of the following facts:

About September, 1919, one William Davis was the owner of an apartment house, and the premises on which it was located at Medford, Oregon, which he was anxious to sell for $3,650. In order to procure the sale of the property, he entered into negotiations with plaintiff Page-Dressler Company, a corporation, engaged in the real estate and insurance business at Medford, and offered to sell- the same for said sum to said company, or to any purchaser found by it. The defendant,…