Wilcock v. Baker

It is alleged in tbe complaint in this case that plaintiffs Edward Wilcock and Don C. Liston, on April 2, 1918, sold to defendant, Eugene Baker, certain range cattle at the agreed price of $5,500 and that no part of the indebtedness has been paid except certain interest. It is also alleged that the debt became due and payable on or before October 1, 1921, and bore interest from October 1, 1917.

The answer denies the purchase from plaintiffs, but admits purchase of certain cattle from Wilcock. As a further or affirmative defense the answer alleges that in the year 1919 defendant sold the cattle…