McDill v. McDonald Cooperative Dairy Co.
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Per curiam
The plaintiffs in this action are haulers who transport raw milk from producers’ farms to dairies for processing and distribution. The defendant is a cooperative dairy. Each producer who sells milk to the defendant enters a "marketing agreement” and acquires one share of the defendant’s stock at a nominal price. The defendant corporation is operated by elected directors and officers and a professional staff.
The haulers own their trucks and are independent contractors vis-á-vis the defendant. They collect and haul milk over fixed routes on a regular schedule and regard their routes as valuable…
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