BLANDIN, J.
The defendants' first exception is to the ruling of the Court that there was a breach of covenant concerning the representation that no conditions existed to prevent the use of the property as a coeducational camp. They argue that this warranty meant only that the camp could be used for both sexes and that the evidence does not sustain the findings and rulings on this issue. The Trial Court, however, refused, and we believe rightly, to adopt the narrow...
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