Seller v. Buyer: Acceptance of Goods Through Prolonged Use

A seller sued a buyer for the balance due on a contract for the sale of goods, claiming the buyer had accepted the delivery and use of the goods, while the buyer counterclaimed for annulment of the sale, alleging the goods were defective and unusable for their intended purpose, despite having used them for several months. The court rejected the buyer's appeal, reasoning that by continuing to use the goods for an extended period after delivery without timely raising a claim of hidden defect, the buyer was deemed to have accepted the goods as conforming to the contract, thus forfeiting the right to seek annulment based on subsequent claims of defectiveness.