Supreme Court of North Carolina February 21, 1912 (Clark v. East Lake Lumber Co.)
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United States · · · 21-02-1912
Allen, J.
The two causes of action set out in the complaint are inconsistent, and both cannot be true.
In the first, the plaintiffs seek to recover commissions because they contend they found a purchaser for the land of the defendant, who was ready and able to pay the purchase price, and so notified the defendant, who refused to convey; and in the second, to recover damages because the defendant
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