Mills v. Belden

Appellee sued appellant for $350 commissions for the sale of land, and recovered judgment for that amount, in a trial without a jury.

It was alleged, in substance, that appellant had turned over to appellee, who was a real estate agent, certain maps and papers showing the land for sale; that she spoke to several persons about the land, looking to a sale thereof; that she sent the names of these parties to appellant, and that he had afterwards got the papers from her, and told her that he had sold the land to one of her customers; that appellant agreed to pay her $350 commissions, and just…