Jackson v. Jackson

On January 12, 1897, appellant commenced this suit to recover as damages the sum of $5,000.00 and over. The action is based upon certain alleged false and fraudulent representations made by appellee in regard to the value of certain bank stock of the First National Bank of Cambridge City, Indiana, purchased by him from appellant in October, 1890, who was at the time of the sale the owner of eighty'shares of the capital stock of that bank of $100.00 each. An answer in two paragraphs was filed, the first being a denial, and the second averred that the cause of action did not accrue within six…