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· 5/5/1903

Taylor v. . Commercial Bank

Citations

  • 175 N.Y. 464
  • 67 N.E. 1090
  • 1903 N.Y. LEXIS 1007

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  • physicians employed by Duke University, as professors, are not necessarily employees of Duke University at the time they render treatment to a patient at the university hospital
  • physicians employed by Duke University, as professors, are not necessarily employees of Duke University at the time they render treatment to a patient at the university hospital
  • action against doctor and Duke University for damages resulting from injuries allegedly due to negligent medical treatment held properly dismissed for lack of evidence on question of negligence

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