Canton Hardware Co. v. Haller

Broadly stated, the question to be determined here is whether the operation of a maturity acceleration clause in an installment note given to the seller for the balance of the purchase price of goods sold, is suspended by the refusal of the buyer to continue to make payments on such note because there was, on the part of the seller, a breach of implied warranty of quality of the goods sold, but no rescission on the part of the buyer.

This was not a sale by description, but a sale of goods installed under specifications which had been adopted and agreed upon by the parties. There was then an…