Gonter v. Klaber & Co.

Citations

• 67 Wash. 84
• 120 P. 533
• 1912 Wash. LEXIS 1121

Syllabus

<p>Sales — By Sample — Subject to Inspection — Breach. Where samples of hops were submitted to the purchaser before sale, a sale “subject to inspection” means an inspection to determine whether the hops sold were up to the quality of the sample; and upon inspection, a rejection of hops equal to the sample is unwarranted and a breach of the contract.</p> <p>Sales — Warranty—Quality—Evidence — Admissibility. Where hops were sold without knowledge by the seller that they were purchased for a particular purpose, evidence on behalf of the buyer as to such purpose is inadmissible.</p>