39 Kan. 144 | Kan. | 1888
Opinion by
This was an action on a promissory note, brought by the First National Bank of Whitewater, Wisconsin, against John Furneaux, upon a note executed by Furneaux to Esterly & Son, and by them indorsed and transferred to the plaintiff, defendant in error. The execution of the note was admitted by the defendant, and in answer he alleged that this note was given in part payment for a harvester and twine binder purchased of Esterly & Son; that said harvester was the sole and only consideration for said note, and was purchased under a warranty given by said Esterly & Son, by which it was warranted to be of good material, and would, if properly handled, do good work; and in case of failure to do good work, defendant was to notify the agents through whom it was purchased of that fact, and upon the receipt of said note they were to either repair and put said harvester in good working order, so that it would do good work, or if the said machine failed thereafter, then it was to be returned by defendant to the agents, and a new machine was to be furnished in its place, or the notes given in payment
The defendant now insists that this was error, for the rea
It is recommended that the judgment of the court below be affirmed.
By the Court: It is so ordered.