In an action to recover commissions earned by the sale of real estate, it appeared that the owner gave the proposed purchaser an option to purchase the land if the holder of a prior existing option failed to purchase. The sale was made to a party not named in the first option, but who claimed the right to purchase thereunder. Held, in an action to recover commissions for procuring a person ready to buy under the second option, that the finding that the party to whom the sale was in fact made was not entitled to purchase under the first option was not sustained by the evidence. Frye v. Wakefield, 107 Minn. 291, 120 N. W. 35; Little v. Gorman, 114 P. 321, 39 Utah, 63; Mecwing v. Becker, 152* N. Y. Sup. 385, 166 App. Div. 793.