Bennett Post v. Henderson

CONNER, O. J.

In so far as necessary to-an understanding of the conclusion to which-we have arrived, we will briefly state that this case is one in which the appellee Henderson sued the appellants, Bennett & Post,, and others not necessary to name, alleging, in substance that he had purchased from the named defendants a certain Hupmobile car, giving therefor a Ford car at the agreed value of $325 and his promissory note for $183.-70, payable in monthly installments, of which he had paid three, aggregating $55.11. He-further alleged that Bennett & Post had' fraudulently misrepresented the value…