Eloyd v. Woods

The record discloses that Woods purchased from Ployd a buggy, giving therefor a promissory note which also embraced a mortgage upon the buggy. In this instrument was the following clause: “ It is expressly'understood and agreed that the property for which this-note is given, is sold without any warranty, expressed or implied, on the part of the seller, and the purchaser buys said property entirely upon his own judgment, waiving all defects, either patent or latent. The purchaser waives the implied warranty upon the part of the seller as contemplated in section 2651 of the Code of Georgia, and…