In an action to cancel a note and deed of trust given to a broker to procure a loan on farm land, where the application, signed by the plaintiff, the prospective borrower, required him to furnish an abstract showing perfect title to the satisfaction of the prospective lender; held, that objections by lender to the abstract tendered were reasonable, and in good faith the plaintiff was bound to supply such deficiencies before he was entitled to a return of the commission note, etc. Crews v. Lombard, 216 S. W. 510, - Mo. Sup. - .