Appellate Court of Illinois May 25, 1888 (Wilcox v. Carson)
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United States · · · 25-05-1888
Wall, J.
This was assumpsit by appellants against appellee, to recover the price of a reaping machine known as the Buckeye Binder. The defense was that the machine was warranted to work well and that it failed to do so. The case was tried by jury and the verdict was for defendant. A motion for new trial was overruled and judgment rendered against the plaintiffs for costs.
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