J. B. Colt Co. v. Springle
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtYaesee, J.
The plaintiff’s exceptions contest the admissibility of evidence that plaintiff’s agent stated that the lighting plant would last “from ten to twenty-five years; that if same went bad company would make all necessary repairs; that generator was made of 5-16 galvanized steel; that thickness of generator was 12-16, and that plaintiff would-guarantee same (plant) for ten years.” This evidence was all admitted on the first issue.
Tbe contract, tbe execution of wbicb was admitted, contained tbe following provision:
“It being understood that tbis instrument, upon sucb acceptance, covers all of tbe…
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