Robinson v. . Munn

Prior to April, 1916, the plaintiff was a professional nurse and though not a graduate of a hospital training course, she had received considerable hospital training and was called upon for service by the physicians in the neighborhood when their patients needed a nurse. She was a friend of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Munn. Her brother had married their only daughter who predeceased them. She had acted as nurse to Mr. Munn for nine months about 1912 when he sustained an injury to his leg which permanently crippled him and she was paid twenty dollars a week for these services. She took care of Mrs.…