Dunn v. Vaughan

Opinion by

MAXEV, C.

This is-ah action on a- promissory note for $600 given as part pasunent on a tractor. The execution of the note is admitted, but the defendant sets up as a defense that Ihe tractor was defective, and finally blew up, and defendant was unable to use it afterwards. Defendant also filed a cross-petition, wherein he sought to recover back the money he had paid. The testimony shows that E. O. Dunn bought this tractor from James D. Vaughan; that Vaughan had been demonstrating with the tractor in the neighborhood for something like a year, and that the price of it was $1,385, but…