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Robert Kemp Philp
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1457.
Claim.
But
a
Menial
Servant
may
claim
up
to
the
date
of
his
dismissal,
unless
his
discharge
be
for
embezzlement
or
other
felonious
acts.
1458.
Death.
Upon
the
Death
of
a
Servant,
his
personal
representative
may
claim
arrears
of
wages
due,
unless
the
contract
of
employment
specified
and
required
the
completion
of
any
particular
period.
1459.
Bankrupt
Master.
When
a
Master
becomes
Bankrupt,
the
wages
or
salary
of
any
clerk
or
servant
in
his
employ,
not
exceeding
four
months'
wages
or
salary,
and
not
more
than
£50,
is
payable
in
full
before
the
general
creditors
receive
anything.
So
also
the
wages
of
any
labourer
or
workman
not
exceeding
two
months'
wages.
For
any
further
sums
due
to
him,
the
clerk,
servant,
or
workman
must
prove
against
the
bankrupt's
estate
the
same
as
other
creditors.
1460.
Receipts.
Receipts
should
be
taken
for
Wages
paid.
Where
servants
have
been
under
age,
it
has
been
held
that
moneys
advanced
for
fineries
and
extravagances
unbecoming
to
a
servant
did
not
constitute
payment
of
wages,
and
the
employer
has
been
compelled
to
pay
again.
1461.
Moneys
paid
to
a
Married
Woman.
The
receipt
of
a
married
woman
is
a
good
discharge
for
any
wages
or
earnings,
acquired
or
gained
by
her
in
any
employment
or
occupation
in
which
she
is
engaged
separately
from
her
husband.
1462.
Medical
Attendance.
A
Master
may
bacome
liable
for
Medical
Attendance
upon
his
sick
servant
if
he
calls
in
his
own
medical
man,
and
orders
him
to
attend
to
the
servant.
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