Hewey v. Fouts

*681The opinion of the court was delivered by

Mason, J.:

W. R. Hewey entered into a contract providing for the handling by him in the city of Wichita of an article known as the “White House Pantry,” and including an agreement for the purchase of six hundred of them. He later brought an action against Wiley B. Fouts, alleging that he had been induced to make such contract by false representations of that defendant and others. Hewey recovered a judgment, and Fouts appeals.

The principal contention made is that the evidence did not justify the verdict, because the representations relied upon as…