Adam Kroehle's Sons Co. v. Rockford Oak Leather Co.

(after stating the facts). Whether or not the hides furnished complied with the contract and warranty is in dispute. But the question is unimportant, since plaintiff accepted the rejected pieces and is demanding payment only for those retained and used by the defendant. Assuming, however, they were not all of the quality contracted, what, then, were the rights of the buyer? It had the right to reject the whole. It also had the right to; reject those not in accord with the contract and accept those that were. These rights are given it .by statute. See uniform sales act (3 Comp. Laws 1915, §…