Perkins v. Gross

— Anabel Gross, the appellee, sued Perkins and Franklin, appellants, to recover damages which she claims to have suffered on account of false representations made to her concerning a house which she purchased from them. The house was said to be a new stucco-covered brick house. It is conceded that it was not brick, and that part of the material which went into its construction had already served its purpose in a different structure. The case was tried to a jury, which returned a verdict in favor of the appellee, upon which judgment was rendered.

One of the errors complained of is that the…