Sandwich Manufacturing Co. v. Nicholson
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Johnson District Cowrt. Action brought by The Sandwich Manufacturing Company against Nicholson, to recover on certain promissory notes. Trial at the November Term, 1883, when the jury found for the defendant. New trial denied, and judgment for costs against the plaintiff company. It brings the case to this court. The opinion states the material facts.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Valentine, J.:
On June 23, 1881, T. H. Nicholson purchased of the Sandwich Manufacturing Company, a corporation, through J. H. Caddy, its agent at Spring Hill, Kansas, a reaper and a binder. The reaper and binder were- at Spring Hill at the time, and Nicholson examined them, and then entered into a written contract for their purchase. Under this contract Nicholson 'took the machines home with him and used them for two or three days in cutting and binding about fifteen acres of his wheat; and then gave his promissory notes to the manufacturing company…
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