Low v. Pardee

Citations

• 48 Ill. 466

Syllabus

<p>Contracts—subsequent waiver of conditions. Where a party purchased a corn planter on condition that if he did not like it he was to return it, and in an action for the price of the planter, wherein it was sought to recover on the ground that the purchaser had retained it an unreasonable time, it appeared that the vendor had dispensed with the return of the machine, he preferring it should remain in the possession of the defendant, it was held there could be no recovery.</p>