Cardello v. Mt. Hermon Ski Area, Inc.

ARCHIBALD, Justice.

The plaintiff was denied compensation by the Industrial Accident Commission for injuries received “while working as a National Ski Patroller” because it found no employer-employee relationship existed between the plaintiff and defendant. The accuracy of this conclusion forms the sole basis of the plaintiff’s appeal, which we deny.

The facts, as found by the Commission, are these:

“The Commission finds that Joseph A. Cardello, the petitioner, was a member of the National Ski Patrol on January 16, 1975. Each member pays dues in the amount of $11.00 per year. Members do not…