Samuel Wymond Cooperage Co. v. Thompson

Wright, J.,

Jackson and Dempsey, JJ., concur.

The facts found at special term are in all respects sustained by the evidence: the court was right therefore, in its finding of a warranty, in its assessment of the amount of the damages, as well as in its determination that Thompson, defendant in error, had not in his treatment of | the barrels been negligent,

j Whiskey barrels manufactured by The Wymond Cooperage Company had, to the number of several thousand, been sold and delivered to John B. Thompson, a distiller, under a warranty that they were “of first class white oak timber thoroughly…