Fedderson v. Goode‪.‬

Through the instrumentality of a duly enacted ordinance, Denver issued and sold to Beh certain refunding bonds approximating four million dollars, one-half of which Beh transferred to Goode, they having collaborated in the deal. Fedderson, claiming to have assisted them in the negotiation and consummation of the transaction, brought this suit against Goode for $8,750, being one-half of the commission claimed by him under contract and quantum meruit. Trial was to a jury. Both parties having rested, Goode moved for a directed verdict. That motion was sustained February 27, 1940, and to review the judgment entered accordingly Fedderson prosecutes this writ.