Berg v. Willett

Commencing January 11, 1926, the appellant received X-ray treatments from appellee, a physician, for the cure of ringworm on his left hand. The treatments continued over a considerable period, the last one being administered about the middle of June, 1928. It is claimed by appellant that a severe burn was caused by the treatments and that same has resulted in permanent injury to, and impairment of the use of, his hand.

The propositions relied upon by appellant for reversal are based upon the alleged erroneous ruling of the court sustaining the motion of appellee to direct a verdict in his…