Wright v. Fardo

COOPER, Judge.

Paul Wright, a full-time vocational instructor, contracted for various home improvement jobs in his spare time. Ronald Fardo, a full-time railroad employee, occasionally aided Wright in the performance of electrical work. On January 3, 1977, the Workmen’s Compensation Board awarded Fardo compensation for an injury he sustained while helping Wright wire two rooms. On September 23, 1977, the Campbell Circuit Court affirmed the Board’s finding of coverage. Wright, in this appeal, contends that he and Fardo were not in an employer-employee relationship within the meaning of the…