Van Hoesen v. Cameron

This action is assumpsit for a breach of warranty of soundness of a horse.

The plaintiff bought a span of black mares of defendant in April, 1882; one was known as the Sleeper mare, and the ■other as the McAllister mare. The plaintiff claimed and gave testimony tending to prove that at the time of pur■chase defendant warranted the McAllister mare to be all right and sound in every respect. This was on the 10th of April, and on the 15th of April she was found to be sick, and he sent for a veterinary surgeon, by the name of Sutton, who pronounced her disease pleuropneumonia. She remained sick…