Glover v. Phillips

The action originated in the justice court, and is to recover damages occasioned to appellant in the sale to him of an alleged unsound mule. On appeal to the county court the case was tried to the court without a jury, resulting in judgment for ap-pellee. Appellant seeks revision of the judgment upon the ground that it is contrary to the evidence. The substance of the evidence is that appellee sold and delivered to appellant two mules for the sum of $325 cash. At the time of the agreement of purchase and sale the two mules were in appellee’s barn. Before consummating the agreement appellant…