Cook v. Tavener

This was a suit by appellants against appellee for the purchase price of a “Wood ” harvester. The declaration was in the common counts, to which appellee pleaded the general issue and a special plea that appellants warranted the machine to do good work, and alleging a breach of the warranty and consequent damage. There was a verdict and judgment for appellee. The parties are in substantial accord as to the terms of the contract for the sale of the harvester. About July 25,1889, it was agreed between the parties that appellants should send the machine to appellee’s farm the next morning and…