Collins v. Jackson

This suit is an action on the case brought by plaintiff to recover damages for the alleged fraudulent representations made by defendant on a sale made by him as agent or manager for his wife, of a stock of goods to plaintiff, at Marquette, in November, 1876.

It is claimed by plaintiff that the goods were not as represented to him by the defendant; that he was induced to buy the goods upon the defendant’s representation that “the goods were mostly new, were fresh, well selected and salable, and had been purchased at the lowest market prices, and were worth the prices paid for them, and that…