Mr. Franklin produced a letter written by defendant to plaintiff Jatt year stating that a passage had been booked, but that, if it was not availed of, Mr. Moody could undertake no further responsibility. Mz. Franklin also produced a lette from Messrs. H. S. Honigsberg Con, Inc., offering an agreement to plaintiff till February, 1928, at a monthly salary of Tls. 550, and asked plaintiff it were not true that he did not approach Mr. Moody from September to December, and that in December plaintiff' had trouble with Honigsbergs. Plaintiff denied the latter.
Mr. Franklin pointed our to the Judge that plaintiff resigned from the firm on September 30, 1927, and had already then entered into an arrangement with another firm, The reason why firms in Shanghai paid for the transportation of members of their staffs was in order that they could not take up positions with competitive firms.
The Judge reviewed the evidence, and then found for the plaintiff in the sams of:—G$346 (passage); G.$150 (travelling expenses); and $500 (cne month's salary
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