Norris v. Amos

Amos sued Forris, averring a breach of warranty, &c., of, and fraudulent representations as to, a horse purchased, &c.

Forris answered, in two paragraphs, that he had theretofore, &c., sued Amos for the price of the horse and recovered judgment; that the then defendant had set up fraud and a warranty, &c., in defense, and that this is the same transaction, &c. In the third paragraph he answered, that as to the costs of this suit, &c., he, Forris, had theretofore sued and recovered judgment for the price of the horse, and that said Amos was personally served, &c., and might have set up the…