Julian Goldman Stores v. Bugg

In a suit against a principal for damages from malicious prosecution by his agent of ai non-resident attachment, with garnishment of the debtor’s wages, the trial court excluded evidence offered by the principal to show that it had denied the agent any authority to resort to litigation for it; and exceptions to that action are presented to this court on appeal. The principal maintained a retail store at Cumberland, in charge of Charles A. Brodsky as manager, and Bugg, an employee of the Baltimore and Ohio Eailroad Company, had been purchasing from the store-, and appeared on its records as…