Knowles v. Harvey

This controversy grows out of negotiations which were begun and finally concluded between Knowles, the appellant, and Theodore W. Herr, with reference to the exchange of property between those parties who were the respective owners. The appellee, Harvey, was a real estate agent in the city of Denver and in some way got into communication with Knowles and learned that he was anxious to trade his property which was in the country, for city property. When these parties first discussed the matter Knowles made a proposition with reference to the trade which he desired to make and stated to Harvey…