Loe v. McHargue

Paul Ward, Associate Justice.

This litigation began when suit was filed to collect a note given as part payment for used drilling equipment. The signers of the note — the purchasers — defended on the ground that the equipment was defective, and was therefore not as warranted by the seller.

Facts. The facts here set out are not in dispute. Appellees (Jim McHargue and J. C. Wolfe, d/b/a Falcon Drilling Company) purchased from appellants (Grlen D. Loe and Bert Loe, d/b/a Loe Pipe Yard) certain drilling equipment for the price of $19,500. Of this amount appellees paid $15,000 in cash and gave their…