Hardy v. General Motors Acceptance Corp.

General Motors Acceptance Corporation, as transferee of Darnall Motor Company, sued out a purchase-money attachment, returnable to the municipal court of Atlanta, against Hardy and others for the purchase-price of an automobile sold to the defendant Hardy under a sale contract which provided that “no warranties have been made by the seller unless endorsed hereon in writing.” The defendant in attachment sought to set up a breach' of the sale agreement, in that the machine sold did not come up to the implied warranty, and offered evidence for the purpose of showing the existence of latent…