Defendant, the owner of a building, informed plaintiff, a real estate broker, that he desired a tenant, and stated that plaintiff should bring him an offer, if plaintiff could get one; plaintiff then presented the question to a third person, who made two written offers to defendant, both of which were declined, after which the one making the offer told plaintiff that the matter was ended; but several weeks after such offers had been declined the one who had made them entered into negotiations with defendant, which resulted in the making of a lease. Held, that in the absence of any evidence of bad faith to defeat the rights of plaintiff to a commission, the facts did not show him entitled to the same. Arnold v. Woollacott, 4 Cal. App. 500, 88 P. 504; Chaffee v. Widman, 108 P. 995, 48 Colo. 34, 139 Am. St. Rep. 220; Arnold v. Woolacott, 88 P. 504, 4 Cal. App. 500. See also, Continuity Broken, Sec. 447.