Laundry Service Co. v. Fidelity Laundry MacHinery & Engineering Co.

Plaintiff is engaged in the general laundry and dry-cleaning business. Defendant is a corporation engaged in the manufacture of equipment for use in such business. Both parties are located in Minneapolis.

Prior to January, 1929, plaintiff had purchased certain equipment from defendant and was operating the same in January, 1929. In that month plaintiff purchased from defendant a Unipress machine. It Avas for use in pressing the bosom, body, and neck band of shirts. This machine was shortly thereafter installed in plaintiff’s place of business. The sale was on open account; no payments Avere…