Summers v. Provo Foundry & Machine Co.

Plaintiff’s complaint in substance is that on July 1, 1917, the defendant, a corporation, sold him a new Hudson Super-Six automobile, plaintiff paying therefor in cash $100, and that defendant accepted a' Mitchell car in part payment at the agreed value of $1,100, plaintiff giving his promissory note for the balance of $575, on which he later paid $200; that at the time of purchase defendant warranted the car bought by plaintiff to be in good, first-class condition, free from all defects in material and workmanship, and that it would do all reasonable service usually done and performed by…