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· 1/8/1891

Herron & Holland v. Dibrell Bros.

Citations

  • 87 Va. 289
  • 12 S.E. 674
  • 1891 Va. LEXIS 69

Syllabus

<p>1. Sale—Warranty—Evidence.—The jury is justifiable in finding that tobacco was warranted by seller by evidence that seller represented to buyer that “ it was sound ” and “ redried,” and “ would certainly keep.”</p> <p>2. Idem—Case at bar.—D. purchased of H. & H. twenty one hogsheads of tobacco, seventeen of which proved unsound. Evidence to prove that two other hogsheads from the same lot were sound: held, inadmissible.</p> <p>3. Idem—Instructions.—Instruction that if the jury find that the tobaccos were falsely represented to be “ reordered and redried,” and that those terms import to the trade that the tobaccos are sound and in keeping condition, and that buyer bought relying on these representations, then they must find for the plaintiff: held, proper.</p>

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  • accepting the use of the actual income figures where the forecast income is close in amount to the actual figures and \was employed as a concession to plaintiff.\

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