Supreme Court of Kansas November 6, 1920, No. 22,525 (Goldstein v. Salisbury)

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Mason, J.:

Sam Goldstein sued Wiley Salisbury on a note given for a mare. Salisbury defended on the ground of the breach of a warranty that she would work anywhere except that she would not drive single. Judgment was rendered for the defendant and the plaintiff appeals.