Brown v. Peterson

— During December, 1919, John Cummard, a real estate agent in Mesa, had listed with him for sale a certain 40-acre tract located near that city, and approached one P. W. Brown, hereinafter called plaintiff, in an effort to sell him the property. A contract of sale between plaintiff and Charles A. Peterson, hereinafter called defend ant, was executed, by which, defendant agreed to sell the aforesaid land to plaintiff for $15,200, $3,000 cash, and the balance over a period of eight years as set forth in the contract. The contract was dated January 2, 1920, but plaintiff did not sign it until…