Doyle v. Union Bank & Trust Co.

This was an action to recover damages which the plaintiff alleges she suffered by reason of the purchase of a $1,000 debenture bond from the defendant early in the month of November, 1929.

The complaint was in two counts. The first count was on the theory of fraud and deceit; the second was on the theory of breach of warranty in the sale of personal property. The facts alleged in the two counts were identical, with the exception of such allegations as were necessary to develop the particular theory of liability therein alleged. The answer denied all of the allegations of the complaint, aside…