Tron v. Yohn

— The appellee, as administratrix of the estate of James C. Yohn, sold to the appellant Tron certain real estate, and took from him and his Avife a purchase-money mortgage. To foreclose that mortgage this suit was instituted. The appellants answered in five paragraphs, the first of which was a general denial, and the remaining four sought to recoup from the agreed purchase-price a sum alleged to represent the difference in value of the land, in the quantity, as represented and sold by the appellee, and that actually conveyed. The trial court sustained the appellee’s demurrer to the…