· 6/26/1953
Rural Education Ass'n v. Anderson
Citations
- 261 S.W.2d 151
- 37 Tenn. App. 209
- 1953 Tenn. App. LEXIS 161
How courts have described this case
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- denying summary judgment for defendant hospital where plaintiff's decedent was \irrational\ and \confused\ when he jumped out of hospital window
- denying summary judgment for defendant hospital where plaintiff’s decedent was “irrational” and “confused” when he jumped out of hospital window
- “It is a matter of common knowledge and common sense of laymen that a patient in such a condition should be watched and protected and not left unattended on an upper story by an unguarded window through which he might, and ultimately did, fall or jump to his death.”
- “It is a matter of common knowledge and common sense of laymen that a patient in such a condition should be watched and protected and not left unattended on an upper story by an unguarded window through which he might, and ultimately did, fall or jump to his death.”
- “It is a matter of common knowledge and common sense of laymen that a patient in such a condition should be. watched and protected and not left unattended on an upper story by an unguarded window through which he might, and ultimately did, fall or jump to his death.”
- “It is a matter of common knowledge and common sense of laymen that a patient in such a condition should be watched and protected and not left unattended on an upper story by an unguarded window through which he might, and ultimately did, fall or jump to his death.”
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Judges: Felts, Howell, Hickerson
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