Jefferson v. Express Company , 103 S.C. 75 ( 1915 )

The complaint alleges two causes of action. One cause of action being for the wrongful refusal of the defendant to deliver a package containing two quarts of whiskey addressed to the plaintiff, and actual damages for such refusal; the other, being for punitive damages. The two causes of action are separate and distinct, and as there is no testimony to sustain the cause of action for punitive damages, it should not be remanded for a new trial.