Myers v. Land

Stanley, Commissioner

Affirming.

George Land and Cecil Pox bought a new machine to manufacture concrete blocks from J. C. Myers, doing business as the Central Supply Company, for which they paid $5,624.57. Some accessories or parts were later acquired costing $340.00, which was not paid because of the controversy which subsequently arose.

The suit was filed nearly a year later to recover the purchase price upon the ground that the seller had misrepresented the machine and its ability to do what it *516was designed to do, namely, to manufacture merchantable concrete blocks. An amendment pleaded the…