Stocke v. Department of Taxation

By the use in the contract of January 2, 1942, between the appellant, Oswald A. Stocke, and his employer, Maurice Schumacher, of the expressions “the terms of your employment,” “while you are engaged ... in my office, in connection with my general contracting business, . . . you are to receive monthly a salary of $350,” and “It is understood that this arrangement is conditional upon the continuation of your services to me as an employee,” — the parties definitely characterized the intended purpose and nature thereof to be a contract of employment. And the arrangement by which appellant was to…