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The opinion of the court was delivered by This is an action to recover damages to crops growing out of a breach of an express warranty given on three new Case combines. The action was tried to a jury which returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff. Judgment was entered on the verdict and the defendants have appealed. The plaintiff, Dale Steele, is a western Kansas farmer engaged in extensive farming operations, on his own and rented land, in Ford and Greeley counties, both in Kansas, and in Kiowa County, Colorado. For the year 1960 he expected to have some 4100 acres of wheat and 1100 acres of barley to be harvested. In this opinion, he will be referred to either as Steele or as plaintiff. The defendant, J.I. Case Company, is a corporation engaged in manufacturing, distributing and servicing farm machinery and equipment, including grain combines, while the defendant, Western Implement Company, Inc., is a wholly owned subsidiary of Case, engaged in marketing Case products. Collectively, they will be called Case, or defendants, or the company.

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