Sondheimer v. Hoover

Citations

• 144 Pa. 221
• 22 A. 702
• 1891 Pa. LEXIS 601

Syllabus

<p>(a) In an action for the breach of a warranty of soundness on the sale of a horse, the defendant requested the court to charge that “if the jury believe that the alleged defect was a patent defect, apparent upon careless inspection, then the same is not covered by a general warranty : ”</p> <p>1. The jury having found the fact of the warranty and its breach, and no testimony having been submitted showing that the “alleged defect was a patent defect, apparent upon a careless inspection,” the Supreme Court was not called upon to consider the proposition of law as presented.</p>