BUCKLEY v. WOODLAWN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

Nos. 42555, 42927.

98 So.2d 92 (1957)

233 La. 662

Charles Edwin BUCKLEY v. WOODLAWN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION et al.

Supreme Court of Louisiana.

Rehearing Denied November 12, 1957.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Hudson, Potts & Bernstein, Fred G. Hudson, Jr., Monroe, for appellant.

McHenry, Lamkin, Snellings & Breard, Monroe, for appellant-appellee.

Thompson, Thompson & Sparks, Monroe, for appellee.


HAMLIN, Justice ad hoc.

Charles Edwin Buckley, a licensed realtor, brought this suit against Woodlawn Development Corporation to recover the sum of $3,250, alleged to be due him as a realtor's commission on the sale of 487.25 acres of the Bob Harman Plantation, situated south of Monroe, Louisiana, owned by Woodlawn Development Corporation. In the alternative, he prayed for judgment against Earl J. Wills, individually.

Plaintiff predicated his suit upon an...

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