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The case is about an alleged assault on the plaintiff's wife by an agent of the defendant. The plaintiff's wife reported a problem with the electric clock at the defendant's telegraph office. When she went to the office, the defendant's manager, Sapp, made inappropriate advances towards her. The plaintiff's wife refused, and Sapp did not touch her. The issue is whether the defendant is responsible for Sapp's actions towards the plaintiff's wife under the doctrine of respondeat superior.

Western Union Telegraph Co. v. Hill (1933)
Alabama Court of Appeals
25 Ala. App. 540, 150 So. 709

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