Jones v. Quick

— The appellant was the plaintiff below. The complaint was in three paragraphs.

1. Upon a warranty of the soundness of a pair of horses delivered to the plaintiff upon an exchange of horses between the parties, alleging for breach that one of the horses warranted was diseased with glanders.

2. Eor fraud in representing the horse to be sound, knowing him to be diséased.

*1263. For fraudulent concealment of the fact that the horse was diseased.

The answer was in two paragraphs, one. of which was the general denial. There was a verdict and judgment for the defendant.

The correctness of the following…