Sherwood v. Walker

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The Walkers are importers and breeders of cattle. The plaintiff, Sherwood, was interested in purchasing some cattle and went to their Greenfield farm to see if there were any there that suited him. He was told “that they were probably barren, and would not breed,” (p...
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The Walkers are importers and breeders of cattle. The plaintiff, Sherwood, was interested in purchasing some cattle and went to their Greenfield farm to see if there were any there that suited him. He was told “that they were probably barren, and would not breed,” (p...
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