105 Iowa 463 | Iowa | 1898
— It appears that the firm of Powell Bros., of Springboro, Pa., were dealers in horses, and that in the spring of 1888, through one Jacob Knapp, of Centerville, Iowa, who was then their agent, they sold to defendant’s intestate, D. O. Robinson, a stallion, for breeding purposes, and the note in question was given as a part consideration therefor. It is1 claimed by defendant that Knapp warranted the stallion to be a “sure foal getter,” and that there was a breach of this