Lowery v. Rowland Co.

1. '“Where property is bought under the implied warranty that it is reasonably suited to the uses intended, an aeeeptanee by the purchaser of the property waives all defects which might have been discovered by the exercise of ordinary care and prudence before delivery. In ease of an express warranty that the property sold will be of a particular kind and quality, the purchaser has a right to rely on the warranty, and may plead partial failure of consideration growing out of defects discovered after acceptance, even though they would have become apparent upon an examination before delivery.”…