Hood v. Gerrick

Citations

• 69 Wash. 607
• 125 P. 956
• 1912 Wash. LEXIS 962

Syllabus

<p>Continuance—Pleadings—Amendment. It is not error to refuse a continuance asked on account of a trial amendment to the complaint, stating in more detail matters that had been stated generally in the original pleading, where the amendment was not very material and did not affect in any way the issues on the merits or require different proofs to meet it.</p> <p>Physicians and Surgeons—Services—Contract. Upon a general contract of hire to furnish such medical and surgical treatment for an employee as the physician may find necessary, a second operation is within the contract, if it was necessary for the recovery of the patient.</p>