Hamilton v. Booth
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Per curiam
Plaintiff moves for an appeal from a judgment awarding him $100 as a real estate broker’s commission, on the ground he was entitled to recover a larger amount. Since the only evidence in the case brought up in the record is a contract of sale between the defendant and a third party who purchased his farm, the only question we can consider is whether or not this writing constitutes a written contract between the plaintiff and the defendant which entitled the former to a $750 commission.
*253This sales agreement between the defendant and the purchaser of his property has no semblance of a…
2Cited by1 opinion
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