Kallison v. Poland

This is a suit for damages alleged to have arisen from false representations made by appellant to appellee in regard to a well on a certain tract of land afterward sold by appellant to appellee. It was alleged that appellant represented that the tract of land had on it a good well that always had 10 to 12 feet of water in it, and that the water therein was amply sufficient to water 75 head of cattle; that, acting on said representations, appellee paid appellant $800 in cash, and executed to him two promissory notes, one for $700, due on June 10, 1913, the other for $4,600, due on October 10,…