First Nat. Bank of Lafayette v. Fuller

May 18, 1911, defendants, residing at Kerens, Tex., purchased for breeding purposes from J. Crouch Son, residing in Indiana, a certain stallion named Elector. At this time Crouch Son had a stable leased at Ft. Worth, Tex., where they kept a number of stallions. The contract of guaranty under which this horse was sold reads as follows:

"In the Matter of the Sale of the Imported German Coach Stallion Elector, 5443. Hoof No. 92.

Guaranty.

"We have this day sold the imported German coach stallion Elector, No. 5443, to the Kerens Horse Improvement Company, of Kerens, Tex., and we guarantee the said…