Smith v. Bolster

Citations

• 70 Wash. 1
• 125 P. 1022
• 1912 Wash. LEXIS 987

Syllabus

<p>Sales — Representations—Warranty—Opinions. Upon the sale of an automobile that had been run 1,500 miles as a demonstrator, on account of which the price was over twenty-one per cent less than the price of a new car, representations that it was “in first class condition, as good as any new car,” and that it would “go eleven miles to a gallon of gasoline on an average,” are mere “seller’s praise” and do not constitute a warranty.</p>