166 BREACH OF WAREANTY. 



he can -with the buyer, as horse causes are decided in a 

 great measure by the strength of veterinary testimony. 

 But if he find that there is really no breach of warranty, 

 the evidence of the party who has examined the horse will 

 place him in a favourable position in case an action should 

 be brought, 

 ^/p ^y "^^^^^ In an action for the breach of warranty of a horse, an 

 order may be made under Ord. L. r. 2, for the sale of the 

 horse, as "goods which for some just and sufficient reason 

 it may be desirable to have sold at once " (o). 



(o) Bartholomew v. Freeman, 3 C. P. D. 316 ; 38 L. T., N. S. 8U ■ 

 26 W. R. 743. 



