Cook v. Thomson

Respondent Cook’s complaint against appellant contained two counts, the first upon an express oral contract to pay respondent $10,000 for certain services, and the second upon a common count for services rendered. The trial court found that appellant had entered into an oral agreement whereby appellant agreed to pay respondent for his services “a finder’s fee, and this court finds a reasonable fee determined by said court and said parties to be in the sum of $2,000.00 as and for said compensation and finder’s fee. ...” Additionally the court found that “pursuant to said oral agreement”…