Norris v. Wittig

. Martin, J.

The' parties are farmers. Defendants deal in full-bred cattle. On May 26, 1939, plaintiff bought a certain bull from defendants and paid therefor $325. The bull was born November 9, 1938. It was a registered, purebred Holstein, and was bought for breeding purposes. Defendants admit that they warranted and guaranteed said bull to be a breeder and suitable for breeding purposes. In January, 1940, plaintiff started to use him for breeding. He was tried on several cows without success. Plaintiff then informed defendants that the bull was a nonbreeder and received permission from…