Waybright v. Meek
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtTyler, P. J.
Action to recover a broker’s commission of $5,000 for securing a loan of $50,000. The complaint is in three counts. The first cause of action alleges an agreement to pay plaintiff and Elmer E. Cole $5,000 to negotiate the loan. The second alleges that plaintiff performed services as -broker for defendants to the reasonable value of $5,000. The third, that, plaintiff performed services as broker for defendants and that they agreed to pay for said services the sum of $5,000. Prior to the filing of the action, Cole assigned his interest in the claim to plaintiff. Issues were joined on an answer…
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