Lincoln v. Ragsdale

To the complaint of the appellee against the appellant, a demurrer for want of sufficient facts was overruled. The complaint alleged, in substance, that on, etc., the appellee purchased of the appellant a certain jack, then owned by- the .appellant, for the price of three hundred dollars, and paid the appellant that amount by delivering to him certain chattels described, valued by the parties at the time at the sum of three hundred dollars; that at the time of the purchase the appellee represented to the appellant “that he desired said jack for breeding purposes, and intended making the…