Ramesh v. Johnson

OPINION

J. CURTISS BROWN, Chief Justice.

This is an action for broker’s commissions by Gerald A. Johnson (Johnson or appellee) against A. Behooz Ramesh (Ram-esh or appellant), a buyer of real estate. The trial court entered judgment for $28,-000 in favor of appellee Johnson (the broker). Ramesh asserts two points of error on appeal, both of which challenge the application by the trial judge of the law of “procuring cause” to the facts of the case. We affirm.

The facts are largely undisputed. In January of 1979, Ramesh asked appellee Johnson to find an apartment complex in Houston with which…