¶1(concurring). I concur in affirmance on the second ground stated in the opinion. I am unwilling to take judicial notice of the value of a horse from any of the data furnished by the evidence and mentioned in the opinion of the court, and I dislike to acquiesce in such a precedent.
152 Wis. 352
Moore v. Michaelson
Decided February 18, 1913
Wisconsin Supreme Court · decided 1913-02-18
J. ViNje, Circuit Judge. Tbis is. an action in equity brought by an alleged purchaser for value in due course of a negotiable promissory note to reform the same, and enforce it as reformed. The note was one of four joint and several negotiable notes given by the twelve defendants and one other person not sued, all of whom are farmers residing in Polk county, Wisconsin, in payment for a stallion sold to them August J, 1905.
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Affirmed · Decided 1913-02-18
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