Court ruled that a farmer's paid cutting work with a sawmill constitutes an employment relationship under the Workmen's Accident Insurance Act.

The court determined that the farmer's relationship with the sawmill operators constituted an employment relationship under the Workmen's Accident Insurance Act. Although the farmer performed cutting work for his own land, he did so for a fee and alongside his own tasks. Consequently, the court allowed the claim for workmen's accident compensation based on the statutory definition of an employment relationship.