Cook v. Kroemeke
New York Court of Common Pleas
Appeal by plaintiffs from a judgment of the 7th District Court, dismissing the complaint. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.*—Joseph F. Daly, J.
—The plaintiffs were real estate brokers, and were employed by the defendant to sell the house and lot, Ño. 341West 54th street, at the price of $7,250. They found and produced to her two persons successively, who were willing to purchase on her terms, but she declined to execute a contract of sale, or to sell the property. These facts were proved at the trial by the plaintiff, Cook, and by Michael Duly and John Gillford, the two persons who were willing to become purchasers. Duly presented to her a contract, which she refused to sign, but no reason appears to…
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