Bridgeport Land & Title Co. v. Langdon

Taking the evidence as the plaintiff claims it, the plaintiff was employed by the defendant executors to find a customer for the property known as “Stormfield” at the price of $40,000, and was at great labor and expense in attempting to do so. In Novem ber, 1922, the plaintiff interested Mr. Given, the ultimate purchaser, but the negotiations terminated because the customer offered $25,000, and the plaintiff held out for $45,000. Plaintiff submitted Mr. Given’s offer of $25,000 to the executors and they refused it. Nothing more was done by the plaintiff in attempting to bring the parties…