Hill v. Neese

This suit was brought by appellee against appellants to rescind a contract of exchange of property, wherein ap-pellee sold to appellants an automobile, for which appellants transferred to appellee certain vendor’s lien notes. The grounds for a rescission were false representations made to appellee by T. B. Wharton, agent of appellants, in effect that said notes were executed as a part of the purchase money for 58¾. acres of land; that said land was all good, smooth, black land; that 30 acres were in cultivation, and same had thereon one three room house, a good barn, two wells of water, one…