Port Huron Engine & Thresher Co. Engine v. Smith

Appellant brought suit against appellees on a promissory note executed by the appel*234lees as part payment for a threshing outfit, consisting of traction engine, separator, and necessary appurtenances, purchased of the Upton Manufacturing Company, which note was afterwards, for value and before maturity assigned to appellant. Appellees answered in general denial, and also an answer of warranty and breach thereof. A trial by jury resulted in a verdict for appellees.

The first assignment of error, “sustaining defendants’ motion to suppress parts of plaintiff’s deposition to which the plaintiff at…