Klinge v. Farris

Plaintiff alleges that the foxes agreed to be sold to him were the best breed and strain of silver fox that could be obtained, superior to , any other foxes that could be purchased in the market; that they were good breeders; that plaintiff would have the option of selecting during the following spring, to take either two pups, or an average of the pups raised on defendant’s farm for the season, pro rata, and in proportion to the number of pairs of breeding foxes on such farm; that the foxes raised on defendant’s farm were strong and healthy, free from nervousness usual to foreign-born an,d…