Harris v. Hammond
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from an order.
1Opinion of the Court
By the court—T. R. Stong, Justice.
This action is upon a promissory'note for $100 and interest. The answer is, that the note was given upon the sale of a horse by the plaintiff to Hammond, and a breach of warranty by the plaintiff on .the sale, of the soundness of the horse. After issue was joined, *124Hammond commenced an action against the plaintiff before a justice of the peace, for a fraudulent representation of the soundness of the horse, manifestly embracing the same matter as the warranty, and the defendant therein put in an answer, among other things, denying the complaint.
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