McElhinney v. William Booth Memorial Hospital

REED, Chief Justice.

Appellant W. Thomas McElhinney, a surgeon, sued appellees, the governing authorities of Booth Hospital, because they revoked his staff privileges to admit patients to Booth and to use its facilities in his practice of medicine. The circuit court’s judgment from which McElhinney appeals dissolved injunctive relief pendente lite that it had previously granted him and also adjudged that Booth’s governing authorities had not acted illegally in terminating appellant’s right to practice in the hospital. We granted temporary injunctive relief to ap pellant pending disposition of…