Walter Laev Used Cars, Inc. v. Olkowski

When the purchaser of goods becomes dissatisfied with his purchase, there are a number of remedies available to him. The buyer may seek relief either under the contract or by disaffirming it. Among the types of action which may be maintained are those for rescission or fraud. Various remedies available to the purchaser were considered in Beers v. Atlas Assurance Co. (1939), 231 Wis. 361, 368, 285 N. W. 794.

In the instant case, upon deciding that the automobile was not as it had been represented, the buyer returned the vehicle to the seller and caused payment on the checks to be stopped. The…