Burkett v. Dental Perfection Co.

Plaintiffs conduct a commercial laboratory designing and constructing dental appliances, their only customers being dentists. In March, 1950, they purchased from defendant Dental Perfection Company a certain new material (a compound) for use in fabricating dentures (known as D-P resin), and leased from it a machine (known as D-P Injecto Press), both to be used for the manufacture of dentures by an injection process. Defendant Stanley E. Noyes was presi dent of defendant corporation and made the deal with plaintiffs. In doing so he made certain representations as to the compound and the press…