Weller v. Advance-Rumely Thresher Co.

Under an order of June 28, 1929, the Advance-Eumely Thresher Company, Inc., a corporation, sold and, on about July 7, 1929, delivered to William Weller one Advance-Eumely No. 2, 16 ft. Header Prairie combine harvester, together with cer tain attachments, in consideration of $2,170 cash and a second-hand harvester. The sale was made, and the combine harvester delivered through one Henry Clod-ius, resident or local agent for the harvester company. Weller promptly and faithfully tested the machine in the harvest field, and, finding it unsuited for his purposes, so notified the company at its…