Frick Co. v. Bridges

The Frick Company sued Ruth R. Bridges and Don Bridges on certain promissory notes in the sum of $600 each. These notes represented the purchase-price of a certain engine sold under an express warranty contained in the order therefor signed by the defendants. The defendants admitted a prima facie case and set up as a defense that the engine was worthless and that the consideration for the notes had failed. By amendment the plaintiff attached to its petition the order for the machinery. This order was dated August 3, 1931, at Blakely, Georgia, and contained shipping directions to Fort Gaines,…