J. B. Colt Co. v. Reade

Plaintiff’s agent procured from defendant an order for a carbide lighting system for his farm buildings. The order contains the usual warranty of material and workmanship. It further provided:

“It being understood that this instrument, upon such acceptance, covers all the agreements between the purchaser and the company and that no agent or representative of the company has made any statements or agreements, verbal or written, modifying or adding to the terms and conditions herein set forth.”

The order was dated December 2, 1920, and was accepted by the plaintiff on December 10, 1920, and…