Mills v. Johnson

HEAD, Associate Justice.

Appellee sued appellant on two notes for $150 each, and to foreclose a mortgage upon a mare. Appellant answered, under oath, that these notes, with another one for $150, which he had since paid, were given as the purchase price for this mare; that appellant purchased the mare for racing purposes, and appellee represented her to be sound in all respects and a good one for this business; that these representations were fraudulently made; that the mare was not sound, but had been afflicted with a disease which left her in such condition that when violently exercised she…