Swift v. Starrett

Citations

• 117 Wash. 188
• 200 P. 1108
• 1921 Wash. LEXIS 1031

Syllabus

<p>Appeal (418) — Review—Findings. While the' supreme court will hesitate to disturb findings on the facts, it is its duty to do so if convinced that the trial court was wrong.</p> <p>Brokers (19) — Compensation — Negotiations Direct With Principal. A broker cannot recover commissions upon procuring a customer who is not willing to pay the price fixed, where a sale is made to such customer at a lower price after the expiration, of the broker’s employment, if the principal in good faith dealt with the purchaser in ignorance of the fact that he was the customer whom the broker had produced.</p>