Mullett v. Emme
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtWlCKENS, J.
In a suit on account, appellant filed what he terms a cross-complaint. The account was for the sale of potatoes and defendant-appellant set up breach of warranty of fitness and suitability for use as seed, in his cross-action.
The only question here is whether the trial court sufficiently complied with the statutory requirements by stating its special findings of fact on the particular issues formed on the cross-complaint.
The cross-complaint made many material and specific allegations which were denied by the answer thereto. A trial of several days was had. Considerable evidence, relating to…
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