Georgia Wool Stock Co. v. Transatlantic Clock & Watch Co.

A vendor sued a vendee, in the municipal court of Atlanta, for the balance of the purchase price of one hundred pistols and of other articles bought under a single order. Twenty-seven of the pistols ivere first shipped, and the remaining seventy-three subsequently. The undisputed evidence showed that the defendant vendee used and paid for the first tAventy-seAren pistols, although one of its witnesses testified that three of these, when tested, proved defective, and that “the springs in the firing pin AArere not strong enough to fire the cap.” The defendant returned the second shipment of…