Petersen v. Swanson

—In his complaint against appellant, respondent alleged that he was a duly licensed realtor (real estate broker) engaged in the occupation of selling real property for others on commission, in the city of Coeur d’Alene; that while he was such duly licensed realtor, and on April 27, 1927, appellant, who was the owner of an apartment building in Coeur d’Alene, made and entered into a written contract with respondent authorizing the latter to sell said property for $32,500, subject to an incumbrance of $16,000, and authorizing a trade for tracts of land up to $5,000; that thereafter and while…