R. A. Jones & Co. v. Green Bros.

On January 27,1931, a written contract was made for the sale by the plaintiff to the defendant of a machine for the automatic packing in cartons of “Tastyeast bars” made by the defendant. The contract contained the 'following provisions: “Installation Service Man furnished by us [the plaintiff] without charge until machine is working satisfactorily. . . . The machine will be sent on 30 days’ trial, entirely subject to your approval before acceptance. If machine is not satisfactory to you in any way and is not accepted, we will, upon receipt of notice, to that effect, receive said machinery…