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· 4/20/1964

Mayer v. Illinois Northern Railway

Citations

  • 377 U.S. 775

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that plaintiff’s affidavit alleging a delay of over two years in scheduling surgery to replace broken pins in hip was enough to survive a motion for summary judgment because the affidavit created a factual dispute
  • determining that a two-year delay in surgery to correct broken pins in hip that caused Plaintiff extreme prolonged pain was a sufficiently serious effect
  • determining that a two-year delay in surgery to correct broken pins in hip that caused Plaintiff extreme prolonged pain was a sufficiently serious effect
  • officials delayed arranging corrective hip surgery for over two years

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