Faris v. Lewis

In an action on the case, for both general and special damages, resulting, as averred, from the fraudulent sale by the defendant to the plaintiff, of a glandered horse, verdict and judgment were rendered for $127 50, equal to about the value of the horse sold and of that of two other horses of the plaintiff, which died of glanders communicated by that horse, after his purchase of it, and also the legal interest„on the aggregate of those values. And the first and principal question for revision is, whether, admitting the fraud which seems to have been sufficiently proved, the loss of the…