Allison v. Wheless
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
Appellants, W. W. Allison and M. E. Hinkle, instituted this suit against appellee, H. H. Wheless, seeking to recover the sum of $1,430 alleged to be the amount of commission due by appellee to appellants for their services as real estate brokers in securing a purchaser for appellee's 2,860 acres of land.
The cause was submitted to a jury on one special issue, as follows: "Special Issue No. 1, Was the contract wherein defendant listed the 2860 acres of land with plaintiff for sale, terminated prior to the procurement of a purchaser by plaintiff? Answer `Yes' or `No.'"
This special issue was…
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