SKELTON, Judge:
This case deals with the question of whether the defendants-appellants tortiously interfered with plaintiffs'-appellees' reasonable expectancy of a real estate commission resulting from the sale of certain real property. In May 1972, Leonard Duckworth, Inc., a Texas corporation specializing in real estate sales, and Jack Kofender and Raymond Snoddy, both licensed real estate agents working at the time for the Duckworth Company (hereinafter plaintiffs...
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