Cook v. Case Threshing Machine Co.

1. The first headnote is self-explanatory.

2. After the former appearance of this case in this court (see 7 Ga. App. 631, in which the facts are fully stated), the defendant tendered and the court allowed an amendment to the answer, in which amendment he set up that the plaintiif was precluded from recovering, because of five positive statements alleged to have been made by the salesman and agent of the plaintiif and which are severally set forth in detail; the defendant alleging that he was ignorant of the truth or falsity of these statements, but would not have purchased the machinery but…