Switzer v. American Ry. Express Co.

(dissenting) : The facts briefly stated are as folows: The plaintiff had been employed by the defendant as agent at Fstill, S. C. Taking a charit able view of his conduct, he had been too indulgent with patrons of the office in the matter of extending credit to them, unauthorized by the company. When called upon to account in September, 1920, he was in default about $1,700.00. Under threat of prosecution criminally, he, with the assistance of the members of his family, raised the money and settled with the Company, as he- says, but this is denied by the company. He was discharged, and one…