Huyett & Smith Manufacturing Co. v. Saile

The appellants were manufacturers and sellers of certain machinery and apparatus for drying lumber by hot air. Their place of business at Detroit, Michigan. Appellee, desiring to engage in the business of evaporating or drying apples at Greenville, Ill., in the spring of 1888, saw one of appellant’s heating apparatus in use in Detroit in drying lumber, and in September following purchased of appellant an apparatus of its manufacture with attachments and apparatuses, for the price of §486.29, to be paid in thirty days. During the negotiations the purpose for which the heater was to be used was…