Hargrove v. Lewis

STONE, Presiding Judge.

On October 11, 1954, plaintiff herein, then farming near Sikeston, Missouri, purchased from defendants, then operating a farm implement business at Dexter, Missouri, a new Allis-Chalmers one row cotton picker for $2,900. In plaintiff’s petition filed on April 25, 1957, he alleged that “defendants guaranteed and expressly warranted that said cotton picker would pick a field cleanly of cotton”; that, however, the cotton picker “would not pick the cotton as guaranteed” and it was “impossible to use” the picker; and, that plaintiff “on numerous occasions” had told…