Georgia-Pacific Corp. v. Corbin
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Presiding Judge.
Georgia-Pacific’s enumerations of error all go to a single argument — that the evidence demanded a finding that the plaintiff was its employee and not that of Thomas E. Gates & Sons, Inc., a contracting firm. This argument is predicated upon testimony which Georgia-Pacific contends proves that the individual who actually contracted for the employment of the plaintiff was both its own special agent and also the general agent of the Gates company. There is no dispute that this individual, Robert Gould, was an employee of Gates at the time plaintiff was hired but…
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