Supreme Court of Iowa January 30, 1889 (Joy v. Bitzer)

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Robinson, J.

The petition contains two counts. In the first it is alleged, in substance, that plaintiff purchased of defendant twenty-three ponies and one colt, for the stipulated price of five hundred and twenty-three dollars; that said ponies and colt were represented and warranted to be sound and free from contagious and *75infectious diseases, and that plaintiff relied upon said