. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 108 The Florists^ Review APBlt 8, 1920 warranty, we cannot say that the printed statement on the invoice oper- ated to extinguish it as a matter of law. Different Variety Substituted. "Under the facts in the present case there can be little or no question that the purchaser relied upon the judgment of the seller in supplying bulbs that would take the place of the ones pre- viously shipped, and which would be capable of producing a flower crop for the market intended to be supplied by the first order. It is apparent, too, that the seller exorci
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 108 The Florists^ Review APBlt 8, 1920 warranty, we cannot say that the printed statement on the invoice oper- ated to extinguish it as a matter of law. Different Variety Substituted. "Under the facts in the present case there can be little or no question that the purchaser relied upon the judgment of the seller in supplying bulbs that would take the place of the ones pre- viously shipped, and which would be capable of producing a flower crop for the market intended to be supplied by the first order. It is apparent, too, that the seller exorcised his judgment in this particular by changing from one species to another and shipping from a different source of supply, to wit, cold storage from Omaha, instead of Chi- ; It is to be specially noted that the court did not hold that there would have been an implied warranty of bulbs, had they been of the variety pro- vided for in the orders. It is to be in- ferred from the opinion that the pro- vision in the orders that the seller did not guarantee the character of the goods, flowering results, etc., would have been sufficient to protect the seller, had bulbs of the kind provided for by the orders been shipped. The decision rests on the fact that the orig- inal contract was not executed, the buyer trusting to the seller's judgment to substitute proper bulbs for the vari- ety previously agreed upon. S. IINIFOBTS OF GBASS SEED. The following table, prepared in the seed laboratory of the Bureau of Plant Industry, United States Department of Agriculture, shows the amount of the various kinds of forage plant seeds sub- ject to the seed importation act permit- ted entry into the United States during the month of March, 1920, and also dur- ing the same month in 1918 and 1919: Kind of seed Alfalfa Bltiegrass: Canada Kentiipky Brome-grasR, awnless Clover: Alsike Crlmaon Red White Clover mixtures: White and alsike. Red and Alsike and Timothy, alsike and -
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