Oregon Supreme Court, 1966

Camarot v. Lentz

Camarot v. Lentz
Oregon Supreme Court · Decided January 26, 1966 · Goodwin, Holman, Lusk, McAllister, Sloan
242 Or. 478; 410 P.2d 240; 1966 Ore. LEXIS 610

Camarot v. Lentz

Opinion of the Court

PER CURIAM.

In this -action plaintiff alleged that his assignor had loaned money to -defendant and asked for judgment on the alleged debt. Defendant, a real estate broker who had sold property for plaintiff’s assignor, denied any debt and alleged the money was paid to bim as *479part of a commission due him for the sale of property. The trial court found that the money was paid to defendant as a commission hut that the commission had been over paid and entered a judgment against defendant for the surplus amount the court found that defendant had received.

The evidence supports the trial court’s findings and the judgment entered. Affirmed.

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