American Locomotive Co. v. National Wholesale Grocery Co.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Contract for repairs made in replacing burned out bearings in a motor truck that had been made by the plaintiff for the defendant. Writ dated January 9, 1914. The defendant’s answer set up the contract between the parties, of which the material portion is quoted in the opinion.
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Contract for repairs made in replacing burned out bearings in a motor truck that had been made by the plaintiff for the defendant. Writ dated January 9, 1914. The defendant’s answer set up the contract between the parties, of which the material portion is quoted in the opinion. In the Superior Court the case was tried before King, J. The evidence, the rulings asked for by the defendant and refused by the judge, and the instructions given by him to the jury are described in the opinion. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of $100; and the defendant alleged exceptions. The…
1Opinion of the CourtCarroll, J.
The plaintiff sues for repairs made in replacing burned bearings with new ones in a motor truck sold by it to the defendant, the contract of sale providing, “Vendor covenants and guarantees to repair and replace at its garage in the city of Boston, *315or at its factory in the city of Providence, R. I., free of charge any parts of said chassis (tires excepted) which may break under the normal service of purchaser, within one year after delivery thereof, because of defective material or workmanship, or at vendor’s option to deliver to purchaser, at vendor’s garage, in the city of Boston, free of…
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