Jeffreys-McElrath Manufacturing Co. v. Huiet
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Bell, Chief Justice.
According to the evidence, the defendant is both an “employer” and an “employing unit” within the meaning of the unemployment compensation act. Ga. L. 1937, 806, 841-2, § 19(f)-(g). It is engaged in the business of processing and selling lumber, and articles manufactured from lumber. It acquires standing timber by purchasing either the land on which it stands or the timber itself under timber leases. It owns and operates a large sawmill at its plant near Macon, but it also contracts with operators of smaller mills to convert standing trees owned by it into lumber, and with…
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