Baugh v. Rogers

This case presents four fundamental problems, two of which, so far as the research of counsel and ourselves discloses, have not heretofore been considered by a court of last resort either in this state or elsewhere. The *204problems may be more conveniently defined after a statement of the essential facts.

Essential Facts and Legal Relationship of the Parties

The plaintiff was employed in a dual capacity by the defendant Rogers, who was a physician and surgeon and who, in addition to living quarters, maintained certain rooms in his residence as an office for the practice of his profession.…