Lee v. McClain

This suit was instituted in the district court of San Jacinto county by the appellant, Jesse Lee, against the defendants, W. F. McClain, D. H. Handley, John Shares, and B. Dominey, for damages, both actual and exemplary. The court tried the case without the intervention of a jury, and rendered judgment for the defendants. On motion of plaintiff, he filed conclusions of fact and law.

Jesse Lee bought a pair of horses from the defendant McClain, as elaiméd by him, under a warranty that they were safe and well broken to work. McClain was a horse dealer in the town of Cleveland. Lee took his…