Glascock v. Vanfleet

Wilees; J.

This is an action to" recover commissions as agents for a sale of certain real estate in Memphis. The property belonged to the Raja heirs, and was sold to Vanfleet for $20,000 by the *604Gilchrist Company. The complainants had the property listed, and had done some work in trying to effect a sale of it, and had some negotiations with Vanfleet, and when they learned that the sale was about to be effected by the Gilchrist Company they notified the purchaser, Vanfleet, that they claimed commissions, or a part of them, out of the proceeds. Vanfleet denied that they -were entitled to any…