Fair v. Shelton.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
ActioN by A. J. Fair against D. D. Sbelton and W. A. Whitaker, heard by Judge E. W. Timberlahe and a jury, at. November Term, 1900, of FoRSYTn Oounty Superior Court. From a judgment for the plaintiff, the defendants appealed..
1Opinion of the CourtCook, J.
The execution of the note, coupled with the terms and conditions stated in the contract sued upon, and also the delivery of the deed to defendant, are admitted.
For their defence the defendants aver:
• “1. They admit the execution of the note and contract sued on; but they allege that they were induced to sign the saidnote and contract upon the representations of plaintiff that the tobacco steamier was properly constructed out of good and durable material; that its mechanism was perfect, and that it would be readily sold and meet the demands of the farmers- and raisers of tobacco, while in…
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