Evarts v. Beaton

In July, 1934, George H. Evarts met the defendant who was a cattle dealer. The purpose of the meeting was to look at some cattle which the defendant said he owned. As a result of this meeting twelve cows were selected which Evarts agreed to buy of the defendant. Six,of these cows were Jerseys and the others were Guernseys. The defendant asked $90.00 each for the Guernseys and $70.00 each for the Jerseys. Evarts gave the defendant the plaintiffs’ note for $950.00 as payment for the 12 cows. This note was payable to the order of the Caledonia National Bank of Danville. The plaintiff also…