Martin v. Mayer

In the petition it was alleged, that the plaintiff rendered services to the defendant’s wife in the treatment of an active case of pulmonary tuberculosis; that during January, 1931, or thereabouts he “was consulted by defendant, and at the instance of defendant,” in such treatment; that in connection with the treatment the plaintiff “received numerous telephone calls, telegrams, and letters of consultation, x-rays, and medical reports,, some from defendant, and some from the local physician in Atlanta, who was treating defendant’s wife, and some from Dr. Paul H. Ringer, a physician in…