Painter v. Hall

Bicknell, C. C.

This was a suit brought by the appellee against the appellant. The complaint was in five paragraphs.

The first paragraph alleged that the appellee sold the appellant thirty acres of land for fifteen hundred dollars, to be paid in notes of good and responsible men, able and willing* to pajr such notes promptly ; that the appellant offered the appellee the note of Jacob Olinger for $1,000, and the note of William Stark for $500, and, to induce the appellee to take said notes in payment for the land, represented to the appellee that Olinger was a good and responsible man, able and…