Kirschbaum v. Jasspon

This case has been here once before, and is reported in 119 Mich. 452 (78 N. W. 473). A reference to that case will make it unnecessary to make a detailed statement here. On the second trial the defendants obtained judgment. The case is brought here by writ of error. It was the claim of plaintiffs that Jasspon, to obtain credit, made false and fraudulent representations as to his financial standing; that, relying upon those statements, they sold goods to him, upon which he soon thereafter put a chattel mortgage; that, when they learned his statements were not true, they rescinded the sale and…