Marshall v. Murray Oldsmobile Company
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtCarrico, J.
By bill of complaint filed in the trial court, William J. Marshall, Jr., the complainant, sought the rescission of a contract whereby he purchased from Murray Oldsmobile Company, Incorporated, the defendant, a 1962 F-85 Jetfire Oldsmobile. The bill alleged that the defendant had expressly warranted that the automobile was free from defects in materials and workmanship and had impliedly warranted that it “would fit the purpose for which it was sold”; that the vehicle was “inoperable and worthless” because of defective conditions therein; that the defendant had failed to correct the defects;…
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