Sims v. Bolton

On March 14, 1910, W. I. Bolton sold to John N. Sims & Sons one mule of the alleged value of sixty dollars, and executed a bill of sale thereto. A check for $60, drawn by Sims & Sons on the American National Bank of Atlanta, was given to Bolton in paymbnt for the mule. The bill of sale guaranteed the mule “to be sound and in good condition.” On the delivery of the mule to Sims & Sons the check for the purchase-price was turned over to Bolton. This check was deposited by him, a few days later, with the Norcross Bank, and later he was informed by the cashier of that bank that the check had been…