Robinson v. Brodsky

One might say with reasonable accuracy that Penn Gardens Section Two v. Melnick, 256 Md. 72, 259 A. 2d 520 (1969), was a harbinger of this case. If Penn Gardens presented, as it did, a tangled skein, then this dispute falls just short of being a veritable Gordian knot. The chancellor, Moore, J., like Alexander, cut through it all with an able and incisive opinion upon which we shall draw liberally and whose conclusions we shall affirm.

In November 1960 Brodsky, an employee of Robinson Land Brokers, Inc., and himself a licensed broker, negotiated the sale of 25 acres of land in Prince George’s…