Brown v. True

On plaintiff’s exceptions to order of nonsuit. On August 25, 1921, the plaintiff, a real estate broker, cancelled *289certain written agreements that he had previously made with the defendants in regard to the proposed purchase of certain real estate owned by the Portland Savings Bank and the division of the profits to be realized from the sale thereof.

In consideration of this cancellation and of all services rendered, brokers’ commissions, &c., the plaintiff entered into an oral contract on the same day with the defendants whereby if the Keith theatre property, which was a part of the property…