Prosterman v. Tennessee State Board of Dental Examiners

Conceiving that Dr. Prosterman, a dentist practicing at Chattanooga, had been guilty of conduct violative of provisions of the act creating a state dental board, carried into the Code of 1932 as section 6941 et seq., notice was served on him to appear and answer why his license should not be revoked. He responded in person and by counsel, and, after a full hearing, was found guilty of several offenses under the statute, and his license was revoked. Thereafter, he brought this suit by bill in chancery to have this order of the board reviewed and set aside. The chancellor heard the cause on the…