Carver-Shadbolt Co. v. Loch

Citations

• 87 Wash. 453

Syllabus

<p>Sales—Warranties—“Seller’s Praise.” A representation made upon selling a bay stacker that it would stack bay from fifty cents to one dollar cheaper than a “T” stacker, in use by the vendee, cannot be held to be a warranty, but is a mere expression of opinion constituting “seller’s praise,” and not actionable (Chadwick, J., dissenting).</p>