Salina Implement & Seed Co. v. Haley

*73The opinion of the court was delivered by

Johnston, C. J.:

On August 26, 1905, the Salina Implement and Seed Company, through its agent, S. A. Dixon, sold a corn-harvester to W. E. Haley, the price being $125 if paid in cash, or $130 if notes promising payment in the future were given. Haley took the machine to his farm and undertook to operate it, and after using it more or less until September 4, 1905, he decided that it did not serve the purpose for which it was purchased nor come up to the conditions of the warranty under which it was sold. The company, claiming that there was an…