Home Supply Co. v. Mader

Nixon, J.,

On October 21,1950, defendant purchased from plaintiff a television set, with outdoor antenna and a 90-day service agreement. The purchase was financed by means of a bailment lease, under the terms of which defendant was to pay $170 as a down payment and $50 per month thereafter until the total amount of $760 had been paid. Defendant alleges that the set was expressly warranted to receive a “clear and intelligible picture.” After the down payment had been paid and the set installed, it failed to receive a picture as warranted. Plaintiff was given notice of this fact and promised to…