Holcomb Hoke Manufacturing Company v. Fish

Appellant is a corporation engaged in the manufacture and sale of machines used in popping corn and roasting peanuts, and sold appellee two machines, one being a popcorn machine, for the sum of $337.50, the other a combination machine intended to pop com and roast peanuts, for the price of $895. This suit was brought bv appellant to collect the balance alleged to be due on each of the machines.

Appellee did not question the balance due on the popcorn machine, but as to the other machine it was alleged that there had been a breach of the implied warranty under which it was sold that it was…