Culley v. Laybrook

Assumpsit, commenced on the 2d of February, 1858, by Laybrook against Gulley, before a justice of the peace.

The cause of action contains four counts. The first alleges that on, &c., at, &c., in consideration that the plaintiff, at the defendant’s request, would buy of him a certain mare for 65 dollars, he, the defendant, then and there undertook and promised the plaintiff that said mare was sound. It is averred that the plaintiff did buy the mare of the defendant and pay him said amount of money, when in truth, &c., she was unsound and of no value, &c. The second count is, substantially, the…