Clift v. Harp

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Sampson

Affirming.

Harp lived in Lexington and was trading in real estate in 1917. Clift owned a farm partly in Bourbon and partly in Payette counties, of 135 acres which he wanted to sell at $150 per acre and asked Harp to find or bring him a buyer. Harp told Clift he could furnish a buyer.

Some weeks later Harp learned that one Hampton wanted to buy a farm of the size and nature of the one owned by Clift, and Harp, told Hampton about the farm and offered to take Hampton to see it. They set a day on which to go and both Hampton and his father went with Plarp to see…