Springer v. Puckett

Hurlbut, J.,

rendered the opinion of the court.

Action begun September 25, 1909, for breach of warranty growing out of the sale of a stallion. The complaint of appellee (plaintiff below) contains three causes of action; (1) The total failure of the animal to make good the warranties made by defendants at the time of sale; (2) for moneys laid out and expended in the care *548and keep of the animal while endeavoring to secure foals from him; (3) for failure of the stallion to produce foals in a band of sixty mares, which is alleged to be the purpose for which he was purchased.

The case was tried to…