Booth v. Scheer
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Brown district court; William I. Stuart, judge.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Dawson, J.:
This action grows out of an alleged breach of warranty in a horse trade.
The plaintiff Booth traded a stallion, “Cranmore King,” and gave $550 in cash to the defendant Scheer for a stallion, “Nig,” and a breeding jack.
Plaintiff alleged that defendant represented to him that the stallion “Nig” was sound and healthy and suitable for breed*644ing purposes, and that plaintiff relied thereon, but that such representation was false and fraudulent, and that defendant made such statement knowingly and for the purpose of cheating the plaintiff. He further…
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