Crouch & Son v. Spooner
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Complaint; from city court of Miller county — Judge M. C. Edwards presiding.
1Opinion of the CourtPowell, J.
The plaintiffs sued On a promissory note. The- defendants pleaded that the note sued on was one of a series of notes given for the purchase-price of a stallion; that the plaintiffs had warranted the stallion to he a sure and satisfactory breeder, and that this warranty had failed and the stallion was totally worthless; also that the stallion had been sold only conditionally, and that by a parol agreement the plaintiffs had reserved title until payment of the purchase-money, and that without fault of the defendants the stallion died. In order to eliminate from a further discussion of the case…
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