Hall v. Georgia Paper & Specialty Co.
Hall v. Georgia Paper & Specialty Co.
57 Ga. App. 817; 196 S.E. 926; 1938 Ga. App. LEXIS 403
Hall v. Georgia Paper & Specialty Co.
Opinion of the Court
In a suit upon a retention-of-title contract for the sale of a new manufactured, machine, in which the defendant purchaser pleaded breaches of warranties and prayed for a judgment for instalments paid on the contract, where his evidence failed to show that the product was worthless for any purpose, and failed to show any measure of damages for a breach of a manufacturer’s warranty which provided only for a replacement of defective parts (all other warranties, express or implied, having been excluded under the terms of the contract), a verdict for the defendant was unauthorized, and there was no error in granting a new trial to the seller.
Judgment affirmed.
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