Seely v. White Motor Co.

Supreme Court of California · Decided 1965-06-23

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TRAYNOR, C. J. In October 1959 plaintiff entered into a conditional sales contract with Southern Truck Sales for the purchase of a truck manufactured by defendant, White Motor Company. Plaintiff purchased the truck for use in his business of heavy-duty hauling. Upon taking possession of the truck, plaintiff found that it bounced violently, an action known as “galloping.” For 11 months…

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