Allsman v. Robinson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtWalthall, J.
This suit was brought by S. H. Robinson, a real estate broker, against Harry Allsman and J. R. Bell, a copartnership doing business as such in the name of Allsman & Bell, to recover a commission on a listing for the sale of an oil and gas leasehold estate and certain properties situate thereon.
The facts are practically uncontroverted, and, as admitted under the pleading, are substantially as follows:
On August 11, 1927, Harry Allsman, of the firm of Allsman & Bell, executed and delivered to S. H. Robinson the following:
“San Angelo, August 11th, 1927.
“Mr. S. H. Robinson:
“I am handing you…
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