Morris v. Robinson Bros. Motor Co.
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHolden, P. J.
The appellants Katie and Phil Morris appeal from a judgment against them for two hundred seventy-nine dollars, in favor of appellee, Robinson Brothers Motor Company, as the balance due upon a note for the purchase of a secondhand Sayers automobile.
The appellants claimed in the lower court that the automobile was expressly warranted to be useful and satisfactory to them and that the warranty failed and was breached, in that the car was unsatisfactory and of no value for use. The appellee, Robinson Brothers Motor Company, contended there was no special warranty of the car, but that it was a…
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