This concluded the evidence the plaintiff. Mr. Badeley then out Hined his ease. He submitted that there was no understanding in the contract that transportation was to be paid back to America.
lis Honour:—I can't imagine Iyoung ladies of their intelligence being landed out here under that condition, with no way to get back, Mr, Badeley.
Counsel pointed out that this was often done in cases artits. Their contracts were usually of [short duration.
Counsel then submitted that the! Jdocument was not a contract. It had not been signed by both parties and a mere mention of a name in the first place did not make it a contract without the signature. He ited several eases on the signatures contracts.
Mr, Badeley further said that he was going to show that the first time that Mr, Israel saw the contracts was after the action was filed. An agent could not bind his principal outside of the authority he stage the case was ad-
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