Guilford v. Mulkin
New York Supreme Court
Action by William Guilford against Morris C. Mulkin. A verdict was directed in favor of plaintiff, and defendant moves for a new trial on exceptions ordered to be heard at general term in the first instance.
1Opinion of the CourtWard, J.
This was an action tried at the Allegany circuit in January, 1894. The plaintiff's complaint alleged the sale and delivery by him to the defendant on the 13th of September, 1886, of a pair of colts of the value and agreed price of $255, to be paid for in three months, with interest; that the same had not been paid; and plaintiff demanded judgment. The answer of the defendant contained no general denial, but alleged that at the time of the sale of the colts the defendant made and delivered, in satisfaction of the purchase price of the colts, to the plaintiff, the defendant’s promissory note,…
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