The issues raised on this appeal are whether the appellant is a subcontractor within the meaning of section 56 of the Workmen's Compensation Law and whether an employee-employer relationship existed between the claimant and the appellant. The appellant opened the shop in which the claimant worked in March of 1956. He borrowed a spinning lathe and entered into an agreement with respondent Herald Metals Mfg., Inc., whereby he was paid so much per piece for turning certain material...
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