Krensky v. Lynch

On June 13, 1925, in an action in assumpsit, plaintiffs recovered a judgment for $3,000, after verdict, against defendant in said superior court for commissions for negotiating a loan of $50,000 on certain Chicago real estate, improved by an apartment building and owned by defendant, which loan defendant after-wards refused to accept. It is sought by this appeal to reverse the judgment.

On January 21, 1924, plaintiffs were engaged in the business, as brokers, in Chicago, of negotiating loans on real estate, and on that day, in their office, defendant signed a written application, wherein he…