This section is from the book "American Law Of Real Estate Agency", by William Slee Walker. Also available from Amazon: American law of real estate agency.
463. Financial conditions.
464. Financial responsibility of purchaser.
465. Finding a purchaser.
466. Gratuities.
467. Goods exchanged for land.
468. Broker entitled to commissions in stock of insurance company.
469. Broker entitled to commissions through sale enjoined.
470. Broker not entitled to full commissions till price paid.
471. Broker not informing principal of customer defeats commissions.
472. Knowledge of broker that principal owns but part of property does not defeat commissions.
473. Litigation by third persons does not defeat commissions.
474. Methods of earning commissions by broker.
474a. Broker employed to sell real estate not required to prepare contract of purchase.
475. Broker as middleman may recover commissions from each.
476. Sale of mine, not within description, defeats commissions.
476a. Broker not performing contract who produces contract to buy asking for abstract additional.
477. Modification, not assented to by broker, does not defeat.
477a. When told of prospective purchaser by broker owner may then raise the price.
478. Modification in broker's presence did not affect.
479. Modification by performing other services modifies right to commissions.
479a. Owner must satisfy broker's right to commission in one of two methods left to exercise.
480. Broker agreeing to take stock, can not recover in money.
481. Net price to owner, broker does not take excess.
482. Net price to owner, broker selling thereat not entitled to any commissions.
 
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