Jones v. Roper

1. Where a person purchased an entire apple crop in an orchard, relying upon the seller’s representation that the crop consisted of between three and four thousand bushels, and gave his .note for the purchase-price, payable in thirty days, and where, after he had gathered about two hundred and fifty or two hundred and sixty bushels of apples, he ascertained that this was all of the crop that was ready to be gathered, and made a new agreement with the seller by which the time for payment stated in the note was extended, and in lieu of that note gave a second note, relying upon the seller’s…