Grimland v. William Cameron & Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, Justice.
Appellant, Grimland, brought suit against appellee, Wm. Cameron & Company, Inc., alleging that he is a real estate broker and that, in 193S, appellee had a large amount of real estate in the cities of Fort Worth, Waco and San Angelo, Texas, which it desired to exchange for ranch property in Texas, and that the agent of appellee, who was manager of its Fort Worth office, went to the office of George Beggs, in Fort Worth — said Beggs being engaged in the real estate business and being a broker— and listed appellee’s said properties with Beggs and employed Beggs to procure for…
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