Arnett v. Reid

(After Stating the Facts as Above.)— The appellant assigns as error the admission of defendant’s testimony showing frand upon the part of Enby & Bowers in negotiating the sale of the two animals to appellee; also in placing the burden of proof upon appellant to show that he purchased said notés in due course. The court did not commit error in allowing the introduction of evidence of the fraud perpetrated by the sellers in support of the allegations of his answer. It is possibly true that the allegations of fraud were not as full and complete as they should have been, but no objections were…