Meehan v. Ingalls

Citations

• 91 Wash. 86
• 157 P. 217
• 1916 Wash. LEXIS 1009

Syllabus

<p>Sales — Wabranty-—Breach—Evidence—Sueeiciency. The mere fact that seeds, sold upon express warranty as to their germinating quality, did not grow when planted in good soil, is not sufficient to show a breach of the warranty, where a germination test before sale showed that the seeds were good, and the buyer kept them too long in water and placed them on Ice allowing the ice to melt, which tended to prevent germination.</p>