SHOEMAKER v. SNOW CROP MARKETERS DIVISION

No. 7969.

258 P.2d 760 (1953)

SHOEMAKER v. SNOW CROP MARKETERS DIVISION OF CLINTON FOODS, Inc. et al.

Supreme Court of Idaho.

June 16, 1953.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Clements & Clements, Lewiston, for appellant.

Leslie T. McCarthy, Lewiston, for respondent.


GIVENS, Justice.

The Mark Means Company and Snow Crop Marketers Division of Clinton Foods, Inc., carried on their respective and separate businesses in adjoining buildings in Lewiston. The latter Company processed and sold food.

The employees of one or the other Company, when not employed by their main employer, worked for the other. Claimant was employed regularly as warehouse foreman by the Means Company. July 6, 1952 was a rush period for the Snow Crop...

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