Colgrove v. Pickett
Nebraska Supreme Court
Error to the district court for Gage county: W. H. Kelligar, Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
Duffie, C.
In the district court for Gage county, Pickett, a duly licensed physician, sued Colgrove for services rendered to one Lee Taylor, a son-in-law of Colgrove. The peti*441tion alleges that these services were rendered at the special instance and request of the defendant, and for which the defendant promised to pay. The answer was a general denial. The evidence discloses that Taylor was taken sick at Colgrove’s house and that he requested his father-in-law to send for a physician. The physician was attending another patient in the neighborhood of Colgrove’s. home, and, being informed of…
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