Myers v. Conway

Complaint by the appellee, against the appellants, on a promissory note, and also on a common count for the sale and delivery of a horse.

The first paragraph of answer to the note is in the following words:

-“ That they admit the execution of the note sued upon, but say that they executed the same for and in consideration of the sale and delivery, by plaintiff to defendants, of a certain horse named ‘Gray Aleck,’ and upon no other consideration whatever; that the said horse was *475then and there utterly worthless, for the reason that said horse then and there had corns and ulcers on his feet, and…