Betz v. Tacoma Drug Co.

This action was instituted by Harry Betz against Tacoma Drug Company, a corporation, to recover damages for breach of an alleged real estate option, claimed to have been given by defendant to plaintiff.

The complaint in substance alleged that on March 19, 1936, plaintiff and defendant, through its president, C. F. Osmers, entered into an option agreement, which was given to plaintiff for a period of sixty days from March 19, 1936, for a stated consideration of one dollar, and which covered certain real estate in the city of Tacoma, which it is alleged belonged to defendant. The original option…