Trisko v. Vignola Furniture Co.

This appeal involves a controversy between the plaintiff, Stephen Trisko, and the defendant, Vignola Furniture Company, concerning “two tufted love seats” which plaintiff purchased from defendant for $1,008. The transaction was evidenced by a written contract dated on or about April 28, 1967.

On June 12, 1970, acting as his own lawyer, Trisko filed a suit in which he alleged that, when defendant made the sale, it “s * * warranted both expressly and impliedly that the love seats were of merchantable quality”; that on or about June 1, 1967, he discovered the seats were defective and gave…