Cline v. Myers

Complaint on a promissory note, by appellee, against appellants.

The note was not denied. The defence, as to ninety-six dollars, was, that the consideration of the note was twenty head of hogs, bought of the appellee by the appellants, which were warranted to be sound, but were not sound; that they had the “ hog cholera,” whereby they became worthless; that the remaining portion of the consideration of the note was corn, bought at the same time with the hogs ; but, as to the corn, no defence is made.

Trial by jury; general verdict for the appellee, with answers to special interrogatories,…