Bischof v. Lucas

This case is similar to the preceding one of Bischof v. Coffelt, ante, p. 23. Here, however, the general issue is not sworn to. Trial by the Court. Finding and judgment for the defendant, Lucas.

The evidence is all properly in the record, which, by agreement, is composed partly of the evidence given to the jury in the other case.

The note sued upon was given to Billingheimer, for a parcel of the “French broadcloth” spoken of in the Coffett case. A series of similar misrepresentations were made as to the character and value of the cloth.

The same kind of evidence in relation to other sales made…