Neiman v. Ebert

Citations

• 47 Pa. Super. 7
• 1911 Pa. Super. LEXIS 104

Syllabus

<p>Pleading — Statement of claim — Demurrer—Beal estate broker— Commissions.</p> <p>In an action against a real estate broker who had the exclusive sale of a piece of real estate to recover one-half of the commissions which the plaintiff claimed that the defendant had promised to him if he would reveal the name of a purchaser, the statement of claim is fatally defective if it merely avers the agreement, and that the plaintiff had revealed the name of the purchaser, but fails to aver that the defendant continued as the agent for the sale of the property until it was actually sold to the person named by plaintiff, or that the sale was in fact the result of any action of the defendant.</p>