Harlingen Land & Water Co. v. Houston Motor Co.

This is a suit on a promissory note executed by appellants to appellee for $2,700, dated March 8, 1908, with certain credits thereon amounting to $1,101.14. It was alleged by appellant that the note was given for a Stoddard-Dayton automobile, sold to them by appellee; that the automobile was warranted to be new and perfect in its parts; that the car was defective and appellants were compelled to buy two new cylinders, a new frame, and a wheel, and in one year bought 14 axles and were compelled to make other repairs. It was further alleged: “By reason of the premises these defendants say that…