Shanks v. Cowart

Shanks purchased certain oil-motors for running his cotton gins from Cowart, paying a part of the purchase-money in cash and executing, in connection with the trade, an instrument reciting the agreement to pay a part cash and the remaining amount in two installments, and reciting that it was the contract between the parties and that the warranty and agreement on the back thereof constituted the entire contract, which is as follows: "The seller agrees to furnish free (except for freight or express charges) a new part to replace any part which, with proper use, breaks or proves defective during…