Plaintiff commenced the instant small claims action, alleging that a puppy he purchased from defendant was unfit for sale. The dog died approximately two weeks after plaintiff purchased it. The proof at trial established that plaintiff incurred veterinarian expenses totaling $3,200 and that the dog was unfit for sale.
The standard of review on an appeal from a small claims judgment is whether substantial justice has been done between the parties according to the rules...
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