· 10/11/1955
Ferrell v. Industrial Commission of Arizona
Citations
- 288 P.2d 492
- 79 Ariz. 278
- 1955 Ariz. LEXIS 159
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- stating that in order for a person to be considered an employee, “some form of duty to serve and remuneration therefor” must exist
- concluding there was no contract of hire when the parties intended that claimant would perform services and the employer would donate any amount paid for the services to a charity
- \[A] contract of hire ... connotes payment of some kind.\
- “[A] contract of hire ... connotes payment of some kind.”
- “[A] contract of hire . . . connotes payment of some kind.”
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Judges: Udall, Prade, Phelps, Struckmeyer
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