A-3.001 - Act respecting industrial accidents and occupational diseases

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9. An independent operator who in the course of his business carries on activities for a person similar to or connected with those carried on in the establishment of that person is considered to be a worker in the employ of that person, unless
(1)  he carries on the activities
(a)  simultaneously for several persons;
(b)  under a remunerated or unremunerated service exchange agreement with another independent operator carrying on similar activities;
(c)  for several persons in turn, supplies the required equipment and the work done for each person is of short duration; or
(2)  in the case of activities that are only intermittently required by the person who retains his services.
1985, c. 6, s. 9; 1999, c. 40, s. 4.
9. An independent operator who in the course of his business carries on activities for a person similar to or connected with those carried on in the establishment of that person is deemed to be a worker in the employ of that person, unless
(1)  he carries on the activities
(a)  simultaneously for several persons;
(b)  under a remunerated or unremunerated service exchange agreement with another independent operator carrying on similar activities;
(c)  for several persons in turn, supplies the required equipment and the work done for each person is of short duration; or
(2)  in the case of activities that are only intermittently required by the person who retains his services.
1985, c. 6, s. 9.