Alter v. Adams

The appellant, Alter, and the appellee, Adams, were co-operating real estate brokers in the sale of an extensive tract of land. After the deal was closed, the ap-pellee, Adams, sued Alter alleging that he was entitled to a larger portion of the commission than he had received. It was alleged that the appellee had accepted a $9,-900 commission upon the representation of Alter that this was the total commission when, in fact, the commission paid to Alter was $45,000. The jury returned a verdict for the appellee in the amount of $20,100. This appeal is from the judgment. We affirm.

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