teaving China temporal to the United States, an agreement in writing with the defendant, J. Scott Emens, whereby Emens was to take charge of and manage all the various. agencies business above mentioned, and operate the same during plaintiff's absence, under a percentage part nership agreement. Emens was to receive 40 per cent. of the net profits, and Delbourgo and a Chinese had been, and was then associated "with him in business were each to receive 30 per cent. respectively: of the net profits, each of the parties to the transaction agreeing, to be responsible for the losses in proportion to their percentage of the profits.
These various businesses were thereafter conducted under the exclusive management and control of the defendant Emens for the period of approximately one year and six months, when Delbourgo returned to Shanghai and demanded an ae-counting.
The Accounting Fee Various conferences took place ud an accountant (described in the judgment so "master") avas an-pointed. Subsequently the matter came into Court agai have some difficulty in determining the amount of money which the master is entitled to receive for his sex Judement.
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