Moorman Manufacturing Co. v. Industrial Commission

Elliott was a salesman of the plaintiff’s stock food under a written contract designated a “Dealer’s Contract” in force when he filed a claim for unemployment compensation with the Industrial Commission which administers the Unemployment Compensation Act, hereinafter referred to as “the act.” The contract ran for a six months’ period. Pie had been selling plaintiff’s goods under such a contract or a similar one from April, 1937, to February, 1939, when hearing was had before the appeal tribunal. Under the contract referred to, the claimant had specific territory in which he might sell. He…