Buffalo Pitts Co. v. Dearing
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of the superior court for Adams county, Heal, J., entered May 10, 1901, in favor of plaintiff, upon its motion for a new trial after the entry of judgment in favor of the defendants, in an action upon promissory notes.
1Per curiam
In June, 1903, the appellants purchased of the respondent a threshing machine and its equipment, agreeing to pay therefor the sum of $1,275. As evidence of the contract, they executed and delivered to the respondent their four promissory notes, and secured the same by a chattel mortgage upon the property purchased. As a part of the contract of sale, the respondent gave the appellants a written warranty to the effect that the machine was made of good material, and capable of doing the work for which it was intended. This general warranty was followed, however, by a number of conditions, so…
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