Frank J. Cissne and Isaac B. Cupp v. Richard L. Robertson

In this suit to recover a real estate commission, appellants, Frank J. Cissne (the salesman) and Isaac B. Cupp, Jr. (the broker), appeal from a judgment in favor of appellees, Richard L. Robertson, C. F. Kendall, II and G. Ray Miller. For the purposes of this opinion, we assume, but do not decide, that the transaction or transactions upon which Cissne and Cupps claim is based permits the recovery of a commission. The principal issue is whether Cissne and Cupp, or either of them, may recover the commission sought from Robertson, Miller and Kendall, or any of them. We conclude that neither Cissne nor Cupp is entitled to recover the commission sought from Robertson, Miller and Kendall, or any of them. For the reasons that follow, we find no merit in any of Cissne and Cupps eleven points of error. Accordingly, we affirm.