In an action for commissions on a sale of real property, it appeared that the purchaser had been informed that defendant's property was for sale, and had written defendant, before he met plaintiff or saw his advertisement; that the letter was referred to plaintiff with whom the property was listed and he and the purchaser examined the property and had some conversation about it, but agreed on nothing; that defendant then wrote plaintiff, "I desire to withdraw my property from the market for a period; I do not know yet how long;" that plaintiff had never been authorized to sell the property for less than $5,400 net; that the purchaser conferred with defendant afterwards and bought it for $5,250. Held, that the evidence did not entitle plaintiff to go to the jury. Malonee v. Young, 119 N. C. 549, 26 S. E. 141. Compare Hill v. Wheeler, 2 Ga. App. 349, 58 S. E. 502. Sec. 921.