Emerson-Brantingham Implement Co. v. Miller

Plaintiff sued on promissory notes. Defendants admitted execution and delivery of the notes hut alleged that they evidenced part of purchase price of a certain tractor bought of plaintiff, a purchase induced by plaintiff through false representations of its agents as to the efficient usability of the tractor, which representations defendants believed, and on which they relied; that the tractor was not as represented and warranted, and the representations of plaintiff in relation thereto were false, and that it was defective and could not be used. The defendants further answered that because…