Bates v. McLeod

Appellant brought this action to collect contributions alleged to be due from respondent for the years 19.37 and 1938 under the provisions of the unemployment compensation act, Laws of 1937, chapter 162, p. 574 (Rem. Rev. Stat. (Sup.), § 9998-101 [P. C. § 6233-301] et seq.). Upon trial, the cause was dismissed.

It appears from the agreed statement of facts that respondent, sole proprietor of a barber shop, employed eight or more persons in each of thirty-one weeks of 1936, eight or more persons in thirteen weeks in 1937, and eight persons in one week in 1938. During all other weeks of 1936,…