Correio v. Lynch
Citations
- 65 Cal. 273
- 3 P. 889
- 1884 Cal. LEXIS 517
Syllabus
<p>Sale—Implied Wabbanty.—Eire wood ia not a manufactured article, wPhin the meaning of section 1770, of the Civil Code, and a vendor doea not warrant, by its sale, that it is reasonably fit for the purpose for which ordered or intended to be used.</p> <p>Id. —Acceptance by Vendee.—Where wood has been sold and delivered upon the premises of the vendee, under an agreement that it shall be optional with him to accept or refuse it, and he afterwards nses the wood, he will be deemed to have accepted it, and cannot avoid payment of its value.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- “We have reviewed the record of the guilty pleas and find that at the time Haggins’ pleas were accepted he was cognizant of all the rights that he was waiving, and of the possible consequences of his voluntary pleas of guilty.” (citing Boykin, 395 U.S. at 238)
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Judges: Sharpstein
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