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They paid all the expenses of operatii

and furnished extra help necessary to

the coal and all equipment except th

bins. No record was kept of their time

paid after each trip, at the end of th

end of the week, as they might reque

Both the District and the Circuit c

the truckers were independent cont

lowed recovery of the taxes paid. The

agreed with the decisions below that

rangement left the driver-owners so m

ity they must be held to be independi

The status of truckers was also i

Greyvan case. The taxpayer there was

rier by motor truck, operating througl

States and parts of Canada, carrying

hold furniture.

While its principal office was in CI

tained agencies to solicit business ii

larger cities in the areas it served,

contracted to move goods. It contraci

men under which the truckmen were i

exclusively for Greyvan, and to fur

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