· 1/10/1972
Murphy v. Conway
Citations
- 277 N.E.2d 681
- 360 Mass. 746
- 1972 Mass. LEXIS 974
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- any possible error was harmless because excluded testimony was cumulative, inasmuch as there was other testimony giving the same information
- any possible error was harmless because excluded testimony was cumulative, inasmuch as there was other testimony giving the same information
- any possible error was harmless because the excluded testimony was cumulative, inasmuch as there was other testimony describing the same symptoms
- expert testimony of physicians necessary to establish standard of care
- death from massive streptococcal infection two days after Caesarean delivery
- alleged admission of “improper, unskillful, [and] negligent treatment”
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Judges: Tauro, Cutter, Reardon, Braucher
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