Brewster v. Huiet

The judge of the civil court of Fulton County did not err in finding that certain truck drivers of the plaintiffs in error, defendants in the court below, were employees for wages, and that unemployment contributions were due thereon.

DECIDED JUNE 10, 1943. REHEARING DENIED JUNE 30, 1943.

Ben T. Huiet, as commissioner of the Department of Labor of Georgia, sued the "Crown Laundry," a partnership composed of William R. Brewster and D.C. Woodward, to recover unemployment contributions alleged to have been due and unpaid on a number of alleged employees who had not been reported as employees by…