Fulenwider v. Poston

Citations

• 48 N.C. 528

Syllabus

<p>Where the seller of a slave refuses to insert a warranty of soundness in a bill of sale, but is willing to warrant the title, and a neighbor informs the buyer that the negro is unsound, the symptoms being not hidden or hard to discover, tho maxim of caveat emptor applies; and it was error in the Judge below to make the case turn on the question whether the plaintiff relied actually on tho assertions of the defendant or the information given him by others.</p>