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· 4/19/1940

Boult v. Maryland Casualty Co.

Citations

  • 111 F.2d 257
  • 1940 U.S. App. LEXIS 3621

How courts have described this case

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  • finding that services of sales representatives (i.e., conducting sales calls) are “in usual course of business” and thus integral to employer who is in the business of selling the product
  • finding that services of sales representatives ( i.e. , conducting sales calls) are \in usual course of business\ and thus integral to employer who is in the business of selling the product
  • vacuum cleaner salesmen were not independent contractors engaged in independent enterprise even though they received commission, since they did not enjoy economic independence due to employers’ right to set the price of vacuums and credit terms for customers
  • vacuum cleaner salesmen were not independent contractors engaged in independent enterprise even though they received commission, since they did not enjoy economic independence due to employers' right to set the price of vacuums and credit terms for customers

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Judges: McCord

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