Beasley v. Kerr-McGee Chemical Corp.

Rhodes, Justice:

Respondent Charles Arthur Beasley instituted this products liability suit claiming that Kerr-McGee Chemical Corporation, Inc. (Kerr-McGee) was liable for breach of implied warranty with respect to the sale of cotton seed. The jury returnéd a favorable verdict for respondent and Kerr-McGee now appeals. We affirm.

On April 1, 1974, Beasley purchased a quantity of Pennington Stoneville 213 cotton seed, along with several other items, from the “Kerr-McGee Field Office,” a separate portion of a larger rural general store known as “Houser’s Supermarket.” Both business entities, which…