Supreme Court of Minnesota January 14, 1889 (MacFee v. Horan)

Gilfillan, C. J.

It was error in the court below to admit, against plaintiffs’ objection, evidence tending to prove that, while plaintiffs were the agents for the defendant to sell the land, and were making the sale of it to Peck, one of them — MacFee—was agent also for his (MacFee’s) brother, and was acting for him in forming a “pool,” of which the brother was to be a member, for the purpose of