Tate-Jones & Co. v. Union Electric Steel Co.

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Sadler,

On February 28,1920, Tate-Jones & Co., Inc., plaintiff, proposed to sell to defendant, for a stipulated price, six furnaces to be used for heating and annealing steel, and its offer was accepted. The seller guaranteed the equipment “to perform the work for which it was intended,” and that the plant would “maintain uniform and controllable temperatures in working chamber from 1800 to 2300 degrees Fahr., for efficiently heating billets and ingots for forging, of sizes adaptable to the heating chamber of the furnace when properly handled and operated under the…