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· 6/16/1916

Cole v. Carruthers

Citations

  • 91 Wash. 500
  • 158 P. 75
  • 1916 Wash. LEXIS 1081

Syllabus

<p>Brokers — Commissions — Abandonment of Employment. A broker is not entitled to a commission on a sale of property to a customer first introduced by him, where tbe sale was not effected until after tbe employment bad been abandoned by tbe broker.</p> <p>Brokers — Commissions—Abandonment of Contract. A broker is not entitled to a commission on a sale of property, where after bis abandonment of tbe employment, a person whom be bad introduced to tbe vendor as a customer negotiated a sale to a third person, who gave tbe negotiator an option to purchase a certain interest in the property.</p>

Judges: Fullerton

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