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· 6/14/1918

Louisville & Nashville Railroad v. Mullins' Administratrix

Citations

  • 181 Ky. 148
  • 203 S.W. 1058
  • 1918 Ky. LEXIS 493

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  • noting there was no dispute that a fractured arm constituted an objectively serious medical condition
  • granting summary judgment when the defendant physician submitted a referral for collegial review, which the collegial review board then denied; thus, the record showed that “someone else was responsible for the alleged delays”

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Judges: Clay

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