Greenwood v. International Harvester Co.

— The respondent purchased from the agents of the appellant a combined harvester-thresher and a four-cylinder 15 h. p. engine, on a written contract which warranted the machines to be well made and of good material, and that they would do good and serviceable work. After operating the machinery for a few weeks, the respondent paid for them, and they not proving satisfactory, representatives and experts of the appellant also failing to place them in good and serviceable condition, the respondent re*605turned the machines and began this action to recover the purchase price thereof. The verdict of…