Kendrick v. Boon

NORVELL, Justice.

This lawsuit arose from a contract for the sale of a residence, dated January 24, 1950, between Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Kendrick as sellers and Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Maxwell as buyers. S. P. Boon, a real estate dealer, was also a party to the -agreement. Boon brought this suit against the Kendricks to recover $1,000 as a real estate commission, who in turn sought to recover of and from the Maxwells the sum of $2,650 as liquidated damages, under the provisions of the contract. Trial was to the court without a jury and judgment rendered for Boon upon his commission claim, and against…