Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-06-28 | Page 14 | Real Estate Man Denied Commission

oo REAL ESTATE MAN DENIED COMMISSION The supreme court of L'tah, in refusing re-fusing to alter ihe Judgment of the Second district court. Judge James N. Kimball presiding dismissing tho suit brought by Fred Flinders, an Ogden Og-den real estate m.in. for JliO'i alued to be due from Andrew Hunter as -. "i ir, .--1. mi 1 1 sluing a pi o pro-pert) pro-pert) undertakes to clarify th legal i Issues Involved. The decision, which I was unanimous u -written bv Jus-tlce Jus-tlce J. E. Prick Flinders presented a document slgn-i slgn-i ed by Hunter, agreeing to give Flinders Flind-ers 6 per cent commission on the sale, the agreement to be terminated on ten days' notice. This purported to make Flinders exclusive agent for the sale of this property. He claimed to have Introduced Hunter to Joseph Welch as a prospective purchas.-r The sale wws not consummated ai that Mine but other negotiations between Hunter Hun-ter and Welch resulted In the sale ui $6000. or $1000 less than th .ri. Hunter onglna-liy stipulated i I -was completed April 19, and within five days after Hunter had not.: ed Flinders of irmlna.tlon of the agree ment Flinders claimed the $300 nn-I nn-I der terms of the written instrumen