County Investment Corp. v. Hollander

This appeal concerns itself with whether two real estate brokers are now due any commission for efforts expended in locating a tenant which entered into a valid lease agreement. There is no factual dispute. In 1958 appellant, County Investment Corporation, constructed a motor hotel in Rockville, Maryland. Through its president, Joseph Berlin, appellant contacted a hotel real es tate broker, Bob Hollander, one of the appellees, and a written listing contract was made between them on February 24, 1959. It exclusively authorized Hollander to negotiate the sale or lease of the hotel. That…