Hall v. Hodgdon

On November 30,1942, Hodgdon purchased from Hall through the latter’s agent a certain tractor. At the time of the sale and in connection therewith, Hodgdon received a paper entitled “Order for Machines” which set forth a warranty or warranties in respect to the tractor. The machine did not function properly and Hodgdon by writ dated August 2, 1943, brought a suit at law against Hall. In this law action Hodgdon demanded a refund of the purchase price or damages for breach of warranty. Hall then brought a suit in equity claiming that the above noted paper was given and received under a mutual…