Bayley Manufacturing Co. v. Bowers

The following opinion was filed June 6, 1922:

Owen, J.

It is conceded that at no time prior to the delivery of the fan was appellant’s attention called to the fact that it was to be used in connection with the operation *184of four 100 horse-power boilers. There is no dispute on the part of the experts testifying in the case that the capacity of the fan is to be measured by the number of cubic feet of gases per minute which it can handle; that the size of a fan required to permit the simultaneous operation of at least three of the boilers at 200 per cent, rating is an engineering problem, and that…