International Harvester Co. v. Neuhauser

This is an appeal from an order striking out a judgment which the appellant had obtained against the appellee—the motion having been made after the expiration of the term at which the judgment was obtained. The cause of action was a note dated July 8, 1914, given for the price of a threshing, machine, purchased of the appellant by the appellee for which he signed an order dated June 4th, 1914. The appellee ordered the machine “subject to all conditions of agreement and warranty printed on back of this order and made a part hereof,” and agreed that “purchaser will receive same on arrival, will…