JI Case Credit Corporation v. Andreason
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
McQUADE, Chief Justice.
This was a case tried before the court without a jury.
In June 1960 Max Andreason, defendant-respondent, sometimes referred to herein as the buyer, discussed the purchase of a self-propelled combine designed to harvest grain on hilly terrain with a salesman of third-party defendant-appellant L. C. Titensor, doing business as Lewiston Implement Company, "sometimes referred to herein as the seller. The discussions were held both at the seller’s place of business and in some of the fields where the buyer did his custom cutting. Andreason explained the purpose for which he…
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