Wendlandt v. Industrial Commission

The respondent Wendlandt is the owner and operator of the Marshfield Golf Club. Pie did not hire, pay, or regulate the fees of caddies. He knew that players used caddies and that boys were on the course seeking employment as caddies from patrons, who paid the caddy for his services. When the appellant Melcher acted as a caddy, he was never paid except by the person for whom he caddied. Apparently the only conversations he had with respondent were to the effect that he was told he would have to get a labor permit if he wanted to caddy. Nothing of the kind was procured, but appellant did hand…