Bissell Motor Co. v. Johnson

William F. Johnson sued the Bissell Motor Company, alleging the breach of a contract by which defendant agreed to sell for plaintiff an automobile at the price of $600. Plaintiff introduced in evidence a paper writing which witnessed an order by defendant’s sales agent on defendant for the immediate delivery of an automobile at the price of $600. One expression of the order was that defendant “will not be bound by. any agreement -or promise not herein stated.” The price was paid and defendant delivered the automobile. The order was signed by R. K. Kay, sales agent for defendant, and across…