Norton v. Macatee
Texas Commission of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtLeddy, J.
G. C. Curtis, a- building contractor, owned a lot in the city of Houston, upon which he was desirous of erecting a brick apartment building. In order to .obtain necessary funds to erect such building, he entered into a contract with D. E. Norton, plaintiff in error, a loan broker who was acting for one of his clients, by the terms of which it was agreed that a loan sufficient in amount bo cover the cost of material and labor neces*518sary to erect the building would be consummated by Norton’s client and the money paid oyer to Ourtis when the building was completed by him free of liens.
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