Melson v. Woodruff

The plaintiff, Melson, sued the defendant for damages in the sum of $2,233.25 for the breach of a contract whereby defendant had agreed to sell his home to plaintiff for the sum of $10,500. The items of damage are listed as follows: $140 paid as commission for procuring a loan from an insurance company to pay part of the purchase price for the property and $93.25 for legal services and expense connected with the proposed sale, together with a claim for $2000 for disappointment and inconvenience occasioned him by reason of the breach of the contract of sale on the part of the defendant, but…