The decision of Semenoff v. Saskatoon Drug & Stationary, (1988), 1988 CanLII 5117 (SK QB), 49 DLR (4th) 102 established that an employee who entered into a joint venture agreement with his employer which involved doing many of the same actions the employee had carried out in his employment, was not detrimental to the otherwise valid joint venture agreement. The focus now was on sharing of gross profit.
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