Tremaine Alfalfa Ranch & Milling Co. v. Carmichael

J. C. Carmichael brought suit against the Tremaine Alfalfa & Milling Company, a corporation, for damages he alleges he suffered as a result of the sale to him by the latter of twenty-four head of hogs, the claim being that the hogs were to the knowledge of the company affected with or had been exposed to cholera at the time of the sale. The jury returned a verdict in his favor for $900, and judgment for this amount was entered thereon. Prom the judgment as well as the denial of its motion for a new trial, the defendant appeals.

It appears from the record that on January 20th, 1928, appellee…