Sayers v. Boyles
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
HARWOOD, Justice.
In the- proceedings below the appellee, William Douglas Boyles, claimed damages resulting from an assault and battery committed on him by C. E. Molpus on 3 July 1964. J. Ed. Sayers was named as co-defendant, the complaint alleging that Molpus was acting within the line and scope of his authority as Sayers’ agent at the time of the assault.
After a lengthy hearing, the court below, sitting without a jury, rendered a judgment against both defendants, and fixed the plaintiffs damages at $3,780.15 and costs.
This appeal is by Sayers alone. Molpus was sex'ved with notice of appeal,…
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