Romero v. Shelton
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CARMODY, Justice.
This is an appeal from a judgment in a suit for personal injuries instituted by the plaintiff against two defendants, Shelton and G. W. Dicus, d/b/a Dicus Beauty Supply Company. The facts pertinent to a disposition of the points relied upon for reversal are as follows.
Defendant Shelton was a commission salesman for the defendant Dicus. His territory was the state of New Mexico outside Albuquerque; he drove and maintained his own automobile in pursuit of sales of beauty supplies;, he chose his hours of work and places of work, subject to suggestions .from defendant Dicus; ■■he…
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