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M  maater  had  agreed  by  fr
_  janed iti  « piwrtdrf  Om  a.^

, «eettfa»iipattadefiirhiiuarifinN.  waaabnadof^eoodt

two,  which  entiUed  the  maeter  to  recal  him  bad  into  hi*  Bernoa(ii),


SacT.  III. — Rionn  a»  LiAsiLiriBa  or  r:


1.  Xjgjbto 1076  I  3.  lubiUtitt 1077

1.  JtjgAff.^—Tlie  muter  ms^  have  an  actton  agauutthoee  who  detain
the  apprentice  after  knowing  liim  to  be  such  (u).  Or  he  may  waive  his
action  for  the  tort,  and  bring  an  action  of  indebitatm  auumptit  for  work
and  labour  done  by  hii  apprentice,  againtt  the  penon  who  tortiouily  em-
ployed liim  (p).  So  the  captain  of  ft  ship  of  war,  detaining  an  impressed
apprentio  aner  notice,  is  liaUe  to  the  master  for  wages  for  the  wrvice  uf
the  aj^irentice  (;),  even  if  the  captain  have  knowledge  of  the  fact,  from
the  apprentice's  aMertiou  merely  (r).  But  the  priie  money  sained  by  an
^qnentice  lerTiugon  board  aletter  of  marque  imp,  does  not  belong  to  the
master  of  the  awrentice,  Ilie  usage  being  proved  to  b^  that  such  mmey
is  the  property  of  the  apprentice  (t).
If  a  lad  goes  on  liking,  with  a  view  to  his  being  bound  en  apprentice,
his  intended  master  cannot  charge  for  his  board  and  lodging  for  the  first
month,  nor  perhaps  for  so  long  a  time  as  he  conducts  himself  with  pro-
priety ;  but,  if  he  stays  for  loany  months,  beliaving  ill,  after  complaints  to
his  nlher  of  his  misconduct,  it  will  be  for  the  jury  to  say  whether  there
was  any  cantiact,  dther  express  or  impUed,  that  bis  father  should  ^y  fbr
his  board  and  lodging  (f).     So  in  another  case,  under  similar  circum-

and  iwenty-four  yean  of  sre ;  Cgt  t.
