Executors of Hart v. Edwards

CourtListener 7468283ScctappMay 15, 1831

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Johnson, J.
delivered the opinion of the Court.

The defendant had notice at the time he purchased, that the negro was diseased; and the evidence shews satisfactorily, that his death was the consequence of that disease, or its incidents : And if he thought proper to purchase, without a warranty against its consequences, he is bound by it. The motion is, therefore, dismissed.

Motion refused.

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