Marden v. Beckwith

Beckwith, defendant in error, filed his complaint on August 23, 1946, against plaintiffs in error, to recover two thousand dollars, balance claimed as a five per cent commission on sale of property on which defendants had a lease and option. The parties will be referred to herein as they appeared in the trial court, namely, plaintiff and defendants.

Trial was had to a jury and verdict returned in the plaintiff’s favor in the sum of two thousand dollars with interest. To this judgment error is assigned in reception and rejection of evidence; uncontradicted proof of accounts stated and full…