Lee v. Moore

Appellant, S. E. Lee, sued appellee, H. Leslie Moore, for malpractice, claiming damages for injuries to his wife while confined in childbirth on account of alleged negligence upon the part of appellee, and also alleged negligence and want of professional skill upon the part of one Dr. A. D. Hardin, acting as appellee’s agent or sub stitute. Appellee was a regular practicing physician, and held himself out to the public for the practice of his profession. Some time prior to February 6, 1911, appellant’s wife being pregnant with child, appellant called upon appellee and arranged with him to…