Wall v. A.C.L. Railroad
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
April 8, 1905. The opinion of the Court was delivered by This is a controversy by an action begun in the magistrate court by the plaintiff against the defendant because of the alleged loss of a valise, for which she held the check of the railroad, which contained her wearing apparel. The defendant denied any liability except to offer to allow her the sum of $10, and on the day of trial produced the valise in question, claiming that it had been, through misadventure, carried past Hartsville to the city of Sumter. It tendered the valise to the plaintiff, which she declined to accept. The…
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