Williams v. Royal American Chinchilla, Inc.

CLAYTON, Justice.

Appellants (plaintiffs below) entered into a “chinchilla raising project” with appellee, Royal American Chinchilla, Inc., whereby appellants purchased five chinchillas for $3,900 and the acceptance of a “consignment herd” at the same price to be paid for in animals produced by both herds. As they began to raise the chinchillas, appellants contend they discovered numerous representations made by appellees were not true; primarily the “reproduction rate” and the “pedigree” as represented by appellees were not true. Suit was filed for damages. The case was tried before the…