Buffalo Pitts Co. v. Alderdice

April 15, 1912, appellant Buffalo Pitts Company and appellee entered into a written contract by which, appellant sold to appellee, and appellee purchased from appellant, certain threshing machinery, an enumeration of which is unnecessary, save that among tbe machinery so sold was a feeder. By the contract appellant Buffalo Pitts Company warranted that the machinery should be “of good material, well constructed, and, with proper use and management, capable of doing well tbe work for which the machines respectively are made and sold.” As part of the warranty quoted it was further agreed, if any…