St. Romes v. Pore

On an application for a rehearing, in this case, which was determined in May last, ante 30, it was urged, that—

Any kind of defect in the thing sold, is not a ground for the action of redhibition ; such defects alone are considered as render the thing absolutely unfit for the purpose for which it was intended in commerce, or such as so far diminish its utility, or render it so inconvenient, that it is presumable, that if these defects had been known to the buyer, he would not have bought at all, or would have bought at a reduced price. Civil Code, 356, art. 67.

The seller is not accountable for…