Morganstein v. House

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• holding contributory negligence charge proper where plaintiff disregarded physician's instructions about working and taking medication
• holding contributory negligence charge proper where plaintiff disregarded physician's instructions about working and taking medication
• holding contributory negligence charge proper where plaintiff disregarded physician’s instructions about working and taking medication
• evidence in medical malpractice case of patient’s failure to follow his physician’s instructions was sufficient to warrant jury instruction on contributory negligence
• evidence in medical malpractice case of patient's failure to follow his physician's instructions was sufficient to warrant jury instruction on contributory negligence
• parties agreed on the proper treatment for unstable angina, but disagreed about whether the defendant doctor should have diagnosed the patient’s condition as unstable angina

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