Fuller v. Schroeder

Maxwell, Ch. J.

The plaintiffs allege in their petition “that on July 16, 1882, said plaintiff conditionally purchased of defendants a Walter A. Wood harvester and binder under an express warranty made by defendants, a copy of which warranty is hereto attached, marked ‘A/ whereby defendants warranted said machine to be made of good material, and capable of doing first-class work in cutting, binding and saving grain — that being the purpose for which said machine was intended — and that the plaintiff was to have one day in which to give said machine a fair trial, and if said machine did not…