93 Iowa 711 | Iowa | 1895
In February and March, 1887, the plaintiff owned an interest in a quarter section of land situated near Sioux City. William E. Powell and W. W. Soule, the defendants, were engaged in that city in business as real-estate agents. The land appears to have been a part of the Agricultural College grant, and
I. ■ The defendant Soule was asked as a witness to state what the regular commission would have been had the sale been made at fifty dollars per acre. An objection to the question wasuverruled, and the witness
II. The District Court instructed the jury that the defendants were entitled to recover if they had shown that they had found purchasers for the land who were able, ready, and willing to take it on the terms the defendants had been authorized to make. The appellant contends that the verdict was contrary to the instructions, and not supported by the evidence. By the terms