American Wine Co. v. Brasher Bros.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Colorado
on motion for new trial,
1Opinion of the CourtHallett, J.
(orally.)
The American Wine Company, a corporation doing business in St. Louis, Missouri, brought suit against Brasher Brothers, a firm of this city, upon an accepted draft of $1,360. The defendants in their answer admitted the execution of the draft, *70and averred that it was given upon the sale to them of a hundred cases of wine; in that sale certain misrepresentations were made by the agent of the plaintiff as to the quality of the wine and the demand for it in this State and in the Territory of New Mexico; the agent of the plaintiff represented that the wine was as good as foreign…
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