Three decisions were given in the United States Court for China on July 24, by Judge Milton J. Helmick. Thay dealt with Otto Verfuerth Kota Drug Ca, ¥.C. Yoi v. China Finance Corp," and "the Shanghai YMCA, v. RL. Fong.
In the first case, in which Mr. Vertuerth complained that he had been discharged on a breach of contract of employment, the Judge ruled in favour of the drug company. He found that the plaintiff had been dismissed with due cause, and that sctions of the defendants were justi-
In the second case, Y.C. Yal v. China Finance Corp. the Court found that the plaintiff had a valid and subsisting en, but ordered that a referee be appointed to determine the accounting of the two firms.
In the third case, Judgment was rendered against Mr. Fong. He was sued by the YMCA. for rent in arrears on property sold to the defendant. He was ordered to pay rent arrears to date, with costs, and the Marshal was instructed to proceed with the execution of the tachment of the property.
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