Cornell v. Howe

REID, C.

This is a suit brought by Eugene Howe, defendant in error, against George A. Cornell, Jr., plaintiff in error, to recover commission as broker in the sale of a tract of land.

The case was tried to the court without a jury, and the plaintiff had judgment, from which the defendant appeals. The parties ■will be referred to as they stood in the trial court.

-The question most seriously urged is that the evidence does not reasonably sustain the finding and the judgment of the trial court. With this condition we are required to review only the evidence sustaining plaintiff’s right of…