Parr v. Johnson

The complaint is in the ordinary form for the recovery of an alleged unpaid balance of the agreed price of a horse which the plaintiff had sold to the defendants. The answer alleges that the unpaid balance was, by the terms of the contract, to be paid in furniture, and this is admitted by the reply. The answer also ■sets forth false and fraudulent representations made by the plaintiff as to the qualities of the horse, upon which the defendants relied, and that they had tendered and demanded a rescission of the sale. They demand j udgment for so much of the price of the horse as they have paid…