Buffalo Pitts Co. v. Shriner

Citations

• 41 Wash. 146
• 82 P. 1016
• 1905 Wash. LEXIS 1082

Syllabus

<p>Contracts — Warranty—Evidence—Oral Representations — Contradicting Writing. When a written order for the sale of a secondhand threshing outfit was signed and sent to the vendor, containing the express stipulations that the warranty therein did not cover second-hand machinery, and that no verbal agreements would be recognized or allowed by the vendor, the same cannot be contradicted by oral evidence of false representations by the agent of the vendor respecting the character and quality of the machinery or by the agent’s oral warranty thereof, where there was no clear and satisfactory evidence that the vendee was overreached and it is admitted that he knew the contents of the writing.</p>