Hall (Inspector of Taxes) v Lorimer: CA 15 Nov 1993

References: Gazette 08-Dec-93, Times 18-Nov-93, Ind Summary 15-Nov-93
A freelance vision mixer remained self-employed despite having had a series of short term contracts.
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