Kutner-Goldstein Co. v. Workman

In April, 1926, the plaintiff sold to the defendant a new grain binder and engine, which proved defective during the ensuing harvesting season. A new contract was entered into in writing between the parties on the twenty-fourth day of August, 1926, providing for the sale of the binder and engine to the defendant for $515, $104 of which was paid in cash, and the defendant agreed to pay the balance of $411 on June 15, 1927. At the same time the plaintiff signed and delivered to the defendant a letter reading as follows:

“Relative to grain binder, as per contract signed today, this is to advise…