Conley v. Brummit
Decision Date | 01 July 1931 |
Docket Number | 14,161 |
Citation | 176 N.E. 880,92 Ind.App. 620 |
Parties | CONLEY v. BRUMMIT ET AL |
Court | Indiana Appellate Court |
From Marion Municipal Court (16,752); Harvey A. Grabill, Special Judge.
Action by Morris E. Conley against Leslie E. Brummit and others trustees of the Broad Ripple Christian Church. From a judgment for defendants, the plaintiff appealed.
Affirmed.
John F Linder and Harry F. Pavey, for appellant.
Johnson & Zechiel, for appellees.
This was an action brought by appellant against the appellees on a contract for commission for services in selling real estate under the following contract to wit:
Appellant alleges in his complaint that he did, on a later date, and within the time fixed by the contract, find a purchaser who was ready, willing and able to purchase said property on the terms and conditions aforesaid, and he notified the appellees thereof. That the appellees thereafter sold said property to the parties that the appellant introduced to them, but they failed and refused to carry out the contract and failed and refused to pay appellant the sum of $ 175 which they agreed to pay, for which amount he prays judgment.
The appellees filed an answer in general denial to the complaint. There was a trial and finding for appellees. The error assigned is the overruling of appellant's motion for a new trial, which was on the grounds that the decision of the court is not sustained by sufficient evidence and is contrary to law.
Appellant introduced in evidence a written proposition from the Board of School Commissioners of Indianapolis as follows:
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