By Judicial Decree 4: Court of Claims

Caine was having problems with his film business. Takings were down, mainly because of competition from another studio that not only produced erotic films but also had no qualms about underhand tricks to try to drive Caine out of business.

The answer was clear. The beautiful woman running the rival studio must be crippled financially, and then, when she could not pay her debts, must be acquired as a slave. And Caine was an expert in dealing with uncooperative slaves.



After all, a debt slave had no rights. She was “legal for all purposes” as the slave auctions made clear, and Caine’s “purposes” were invariably painful, sadistic and sexual. And, this time, there was the little matter of revenge for trying to ruin his business…