Gaar, Scott & Co. v. Fritz

The complaint in this case is very brief, and therein it is alleged that on or about August 15, 1893, the plaintiff sold and delivered to the defendants, and each of them, at their special instance and request, one swinging stacker of the reasonable value of $290, and that no part of said sum had been paid, although the whole thereof had often been demanded. Judgment is demanded for that sum and interest. The defendants answered separately,, each setting up substantially the same defense, except that the defendant Edward Fritz alleged that he was a minor. The answers-allege that the…