Love v. Oldham

Action by Love against the appellee on a promissory note. Judgment for the defendant below.

The appellant and the appellee each owned a jackass. The parties exchanged these animals with each other, and Oldham was to give Love 400 dollars for the suppiosed difference in their value. Accordingly Oldham executed to Love four several promissory notes, each for the sum of 100 dollars. On one of these notes this suit was brought. Oldham answered in three paragraphs, alleging,in substance.:

1. A warranty and false representations on the part of Dovt as to the quality and capacity of the jack traded by…