Lynch v. Curfman
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Appeal by plaintiff from a judgment of the district court for Clay-county, in favor of defendant, after a trial before Searle, ’J., and a jury.
1Opinion of the CourtMitchell, J.
The intervenor bought from plaintiff a secondhand threshing machine, for the purchase price of which he gave his-note for $150, and as security for its payment assigned to plaintiff a note for $200, secured by chattel mortgage on a span of horses and dray, executed to him by the defendant, Charles Curfman. As this-machine failed to do good work, the intervenor shortly afterwardsbought of plaintiff a new machine, the regular price of which was-$510. The order and contract of purchase of the new machine is Exhibit A in the paper book. On the delivery of the machine the intervenor executed to…
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