Hasselman v. Carroll

On the 17th day of April, 1883, L. W. Hasselman & Co., of Indianapolis, appointed the appellees agents in the town of Arcadia and vicinity, to sell the Eagle Straw Stacker, of which they were the manufacturers. The appointment was by an instrument in writing, which, besides a great many other stipulations, contained the following:

*154“Fifth. To deliver no stackers to any party until settled for as herein provided, agreeing, as a penalty for any violation of this article, to become personally responsible for the ■same, waiving all claim under warranty on said machinery ¡and insuring settlement for…