Security State Bank of Pearsall v. Burton
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HICKMAN, O. J.. The Security State Bank of Pearsall, appellant, sued W. H. Burton, appellee, to recover the sum of $1,240, which it alleged was retained by appellee out of the sale price of a tract of land owned by appellant in Comanche county, and which was sold by appellee as agent or broker for appellant. In a trial before the court without the aid of a jury, judgment was rendered that appellant take nothing by its suit, and this appeal followed.
During the year 1925 appellant listed the land for sale with appellee at $40 per acre, with the agreement that appellee should be paid a…
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