Douglas v. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.

1. A plea to a suit on a note, that so far as the defendant could ascertain, six tons of the fertilizer for which the note was given did not have any of the ingredients of commercial fertilizer and were absolutely worthless, “because the same as mixed was unsuited to the soil and crops for which it was intended and bought,” is not a good defense to a fertilizer note containing the following stipulations: “which fertilizer I accept without warranty from the company or its agent as to its quality or value, leaving me to rely solely on the fact that the laws of this State have been complied…