Watts v. Adair

Appellants are partners engaged in a furniture business under the name of Woolbriglit’s Furniture & Mattress Company. This action was brought by Adair upon an implied warranty of a refrigerator purchased by him. From a verdict and judgment for the full amount paid, the seller appeals.

There appears no dispute of the fact that serious defects in the refrigerator appeared soon after its delivery. The seller undertook to correct the defects and to this end expended seventy-five dollars in the installation of a new motor unit. While undertaking a second time to remedy its shortcomings, the door…