Reports of Cases At Law And in Chancery Argued ..., volume 119; volume 149
Reports of Cases At Law And in Chancery Argued ..., volume 119; volume 149
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Hartman had no contract with McClintock by which he was to receive anything from him for negotiating a purchase, so far as the record in this case is concerned. Hartman & Carey notified Nichol & Ryder Ihey would take the property. To this time no one had anything to do with this transaction except Nichol & Ryder, Hartman & Carey, McClintock and appellant. Ryder was directed to draw up the contract as a sale to T. S. Kintz, and Hartman wanted the owner of the realty to sign the contract. The con...tract Digitized by Google Helbebg r. NiCHOL et aL 255 Opinion of the Court. / was drawn up, signed by appellant, and by T. S. Kintz, by Hartman, by \?bicb the land was to be conveyed to Kintz at $275 per acre, he to assume the incumbrance. This contract was taken to Hartman's oflSce by Eyder, where he met Mc- Clintock, and Hartman drew up a contract between T. S. Kintz and McClintook, by which McClintock was to purchase the land from Kintz at $335 per acre, and that contract was signed by Kintz, by Hartman.
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