Moncrief v. Wilkinson

— This is an action sounding in damages for deceit in the sale of a mule by Moncrief to Wilkinson. It *374was begun in a justice’s court, where judgment was rendered for plaintiff, from which defendant appealed. Trial in the Circuit Court was had without jury, and exception reserved to the conclusion of the judge on the facts, and subsequent judgment in favor of the plain'iff. The present appeal brings under review this conclusion and judgment of the court upon the evidence. — Acts 1888-9, p. 800.

'We are reasonably satisfied that the defendant, in response to inquiries as to the soundness of the…