Rowe Manufacturing Co. v. Curtis-Straub Co.

In May, 1933, the parties entered into a written contract for the sale by the plaintiff to the defendant of a No. 723 Ro-Way Novelty Box. The contract contained no express warranties and provided that "no conditions, agreements or stipulations, verbal or otherwise, save those mentioned above, shall be recognized. ’ ’ Plaintiff brought this action for the purchase price. The defense to the action is:(1) That the defendant was induced to sign the contract by false, fraudulent representations of the plaintiff;(2) That the defendant had no knowledge of novelty boxes and especially the Ro-Way box…