State v. Bisanti

In March 1930, the appellant sold the equipment with which he was operating an establishment for the cleaning, pressing, and tailoring of clothes, at Perry, Iowa. The purchaser was the Hawkeye Laundry Company, a corporation with its principal place of business at Boone, Iowa. As part of the consideration of sale, the appellant’s business was to be continued by the purchaser and the appellant was to remain as manager and operate it as a branch of the purchaser’s business at Boone. Appellant continued in this capacity for eleven years. It was his duty to collect all money earned by the Perry…