Graystone Ballroom, Inc. v. Baggott

Defendant John Baggott was one of several musicians in an orchestra which played in plaintiff’s ballroom from September, 1938, to May, 1939. Later he became unemployed and filed a claim for unemployment compensation. The Mich-, igan unemployment compensation commission referee held that he had been in plaintiff's employment, was entitled to compensation and that plaintiff was liable for tax contributions on wages paid him under the provisions of the Michigan unemployment compensation act in effect during the above mentioned period (Act No. 1, Pub. Acts 1936 [Ex. Sess.], as amended by Act No.…