Hodgin v. Palmer

February 3, 1920, the defendants Palmer constituted H'odgin & Sharman their agents to sell a house in Canon City at the price of $4500 for a commission of $200. The agency created was not exclusive, and on the written contract, evidencing the agreement, was a statement that defendants had appointed another agent. Later defendants informed plaintiffs that a third agent had been appointed. Plaintiffs recognized, by their correspondence, that their agency was not exclusive, and expressed regret that defendants had placed the property for sale with other agents, and made a request that they…