Moore v. Ivey
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtPane, J.
This suit was brought by Ruby Carter Ivey, Joined pro forma by her husband, B. J. Ivey, against Dr. John T. Moore, to recover damages in the sum of $25,750.
The plaintiffs alleged:
That Dr. Moore had been by them employed to perform an operation upon the body of plaintiff, Mrs. Ruby Carter Ivey; “that as a part of said operation the defendant used certain gauzes and sponges, and after the defendant had made the incision and opened said plaintiff’s body, and as a part of'said operation, which defendant had agreed to skillfully perform, there were placed in plaintiff’s body certain pieces of…
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