A Digest of the Law Relating to the Sale of Goods With Occasional Reference to F

Walter C a Walter Charles Alan Ker

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2. A. Sells to B. Certain cotton, and expressly warrants it equal to a sample, and it is also agreed tliat if the cotton is inferior in quality to the sample a fair allowance shall be made by A. A. Delivers to B. Cotton not only inferior to, but also of a different kind from the sample. B. Is not bound to accept the cotton with an allowance made by A. , as the cotton is of a different kind from that he contracted to buy, and the allowance referred only to the qualitij of the cotton. Azemar v. C...asella, 2 C. P. 677.
3. A. Sells B. Some foreign refined rape oil, warranted only equal to samples. A. Delivers to B. Oil which corresponds with the samples, but is not foreign refined rape oil. B. May reject the oil, as the warranty extended only to the quality of the oil. Mc/wly. Godts, 10 Ex. 191 ; 23 L. J. Ex. 314.
4. A. Sells to B. , with all faults, a ship which is described as copper-fastened, and which B. Has an opportunity of inspecting. The ship is, in fact, only partially copper-fastened.

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