Article Title
First Page
1040
Abstract
The case of Thomas v. Million presented these facts: The defendant listed a house and lot for sale with the plaintiff, a real estate broker,for $16,500. The plaintiff advertised the property for sale and showed it to many prospects, including a man by the name of Cowell. After that, the defendant wrote a letter to the plaintiff, "terminating the agency contract" of the plaintiff. The defendant then sold the property to Cowell for $15,500. The plaintiff was allowed to recover $500 as a reasonable commission.
Recommended Citation
Merton Ferson,
Contracts,
6 Vanderbilt Law Review
1040
(1953)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.vanderbilt.edu/vlr/vol6/iss5/9