Haywood v. Kitchens

An action was brought in a justice’s court by a physician, on an open account for professional services rendered to an ■employee of the defendant. The plaintiff testified that he was employed by the defendant to render the services, and that the de*784fendant expressly agreed to pay for them. The defendant denied this, and contended that the services were rendered, not to him, but to his employee. Several witnesses were introduced. The evidence was sharply conflicting and would have authorized a verdict either way. Several assignments of error are made in the petition for certiorari, in reference…