163 S.W.2d 71 | Tenn. | 1942
This case is before the Court on a petition to rehear and has been again briefed by both parties. The petition to rehear again calls our attention to the case of Gulf Refining Co. v.Huffman Weakley,
"It is unnecessary to determine whether the common law relation of master and servant exists between [appellant] and [farmer] . . . because the parties are brought within the purview of the unemployment compensation act by a definition more inclusive than that of master and servant."
In Department 2 of the same Court, in Washington RecorderPublishing Co. v. Ernst,
The Higgins case, supra, has been cited with approval by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit in the case of H.C. Jones v. E.M. Goodson, et al.,
It results that we find no merit in the petition to rehear, and it is accordingly overruled. *683