Noble Machine Co. v. Woolvin Stave Co.

Noble Machine Company sued E. B. Woolvin Stave Company (which was the trade name of E. B. Woolvin) for $350 on a promissory note given for the balance of the purchase-price *458of certain machinery described in the cohtract of sale as, “One rebuilt Ober No. 10 broom-handle lathe complete with countershaft,” and, “One rebuilt Ober belt auto handle sander.” This contract of sale, dated (as was the note) on September 27, 1927, contained the following provisions: “It is further agreed that in case of rejection I, or we, will promptly deliver the above- mentioned property to the Noble Machine Company,…