Briggs

Briggs v. Hall

Good Law
1914 Cal. App. LEXIS 52·24 Cal. App. 586·141 P. 1067
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 23, 1914Civ. No. 1204.California2,111 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Burnett, J.

The action was brought on an assigned claim for a broker’s commission in the sale of real estate. Attached to the complaint is the contract of agency executed by the owner of the property from which we quote as follows: “In consideration of their efforts to sell the within described property, I hereby appoint Lyman & Briggs of Sebastopol, California, to act as agents for the sale of said property for the sum of thirteen thousand dollars, and I agree not to offer the same for a less price before the expiration of this contract without the consent of said agents. I agree that in case of the sale of said property by said Lyman & Briggs, or should the purchaser receive information of said property through said agents, to pay them a five per cent commission on such sale, or exchange. ... I reserve the right to sell said property myself, or to sell said property through the agency of any one else, but I hereby agree that in ease such sale be made by myself, or through any other agency, in consideration of their services to pay said Lyman & Briggs a commission of two per cent on sale price. Number of acres 31]4- Price $13,000.00. . . . Personal property that goes with the place—■ All…

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