Potter v. Mobley

A. M. Potter & Son, H. R. Potter, two of the appellants, erected on the premises of the appellee Mobley a cement stave silo, for which the said Mobley paid them $400, $100 in cash and $300, evidenced by three notes, dated September 21, 1912, payable December 1, 1912, January 1, 1913, and February 1, 1913. As a part of said contract the said Potters executed and delivered to Mobley a written guaranty that said silo “is sufficient for the purpose for which it is erected, and that it will keep ensilage perfectly and will not chip, crack or crumble.” This suit was brought by appellee Mobley…