Fred B. Grinnell Co. v. Stanton

Citations

• 115 Wash. 230
• 197 P. 28
• 1921 Wash. LEXIS 731

Syllabus

<p>Brokers (13)—-Contract for Commissions—Performance. The fact that, after a broker had produced a customer ready to buy and introduced him to the seller, the negotiations were conducted between the principals and the transaction consummated upon different terms than originally contemplated would not defeat the right of the broker to a commission.</p> <p>Compromise and Settlement—Impeachment—Fraud. A settlement and receipt in full by a broker for his commissions, induced by misrepresentations as to the price for stock paid by. a customer procured by the broker, cannot be interposed to defeat the broker’s action for recovery of a balance of commission due on the price actually received.</p>