Medical Jurisprudence, Forensic medicine and Toxicology. Vol. 1

by R. A. Witthaus; Tracy C. Becker

[481] Lane v. Boicourt, 27 N. E. Rep., 1111; see also Winner v. Lathrop, 67 Hun, 511 (N. Y. Supr. Ct., G. T.).

[482] Scripps v. Foster, 41 Mich., 742.

[483] Grattan v. Metr. L. I. Co., 80 N. Y., 281.

[484] See p. 137, this volume, for the medical laws of the several States and Territories; for history of physician’s right of action for services, see Graham v. Gautier, 21 Tex., 117; see Wood v. Munson, 70 Hun, 468. In Georgia and Alabama a physician’s books are evidence in such actions. Code Ala., 1886, s. 2,777; Code Ga., 1882, s. 3,777.

[485] Kendall v. Grey, 2 Hilt., 300.

[486] Kling v. City of Kansas, 27 Mo. App., 231; Pierson v. People, 79 N. Y., 424.

[487] Supra, p. 103. Matter of Coleman, 111 N. Y., 220.

[488] Supra, p. 103.

[489] Supra, p. 104.

[490] Supra, p. 127.