142 Ga. 836 | Ga. | 1914
The plaintiffs in the court below brought suit against the defendant on a promissory note given for one sorrel horse. One of the stipulations in the note was that “it is expressly understood that the said Rountree and McAfee do not warrant the health or soundness of said animal.” The defendant filed his answer to the petition, setting up, in substance, that the note was given for
The court sustained the’ motion to strike, refused to allow the two amendments, and directed a verdict for the plaintiffs for the amount sued for. The defendant excepted to these rulings.
Judgment affirmed.