Tate, Muller & Wittichen v. Pegues

Citations

• 28 S.C. 463
• 6 S.E. 298
• 1888 S.C. LEXIS 72

Syllabus

<p>An agent to sell commercial fertilizers, when called upon to account to his principal for so much as was retained by himself (the agent) for his own use, and for money collected from his sales to others, cannot relieve himself of liability upon the ground that the sacks containing the fertilizers were not tagged as required by law.</p>