Parker v. Jones

PLEASANTS, Chief Justice.

This suit was brought by appellee, a real estate agent, to recover from appellant the sum of $4,750, alleged to be due him as the contract compensation for services rendered appellant in procuring a purchaser for land offered for, sale by appellant. The following sufficient statement of the pleadings of the parties, and the result of the suit, is copied from appellant’s brief:

“The plaintiff alleged that he was a real estate agent and broker, and was employed by the defendant (J. M. Parker) to sell a tract of approximately 95 acres of land, at a price to net the owner…