Fulton v. Aszman

In December 1974, plaintiffs, having just moved to the Cincinnati area from Michigan, sought a five-to-seven acre tract of real estate upon which to build a home. In their search they were represented by realtor, Connie Charles, who located a parcel in which plaintiffs were interested upon which was a sign indicating that the property was being sold through the appellant, the Harold W. Hague Company (hereinafter “Hague”), with the agent in charge being the appellant, Shirley Aszman, who was working with her husband, Sandy Aszman (hereinafter “Aszman”). Plaintiffs were interested in the first…