Folsom v. Callen

Appellant appeals from an adverse judgment entered for appellee, upon her motion therefor, at the close of appellant’s evidence. By his complaint appellant sought to recover' of appellee a commission which he alleged appellee agreed to pay him for the sale by him, as her agent, of a certain business known as “Hotel Francis” in the City of Kokomo, Indiana, a going concern, owned by her.

The determination of the appeal turns upon whether appellant was a “real estate broker” as defined in Acts 1949, Chapter 44, page 129, et seq., (Burns’ 1951 Replacement, Secs. 63-2401 to 63-2423, inclusive) and…