Knox v. Kaelber

The bill of complaint in this case was filed to enforce the specific performance of an oral argument to convey real estate and for other relief.

Mr. Knox, the complainant, in the year 1932, was a patient of Dr. Floyd M. Kaelber, the defendant. Dr. Kaelber is an osteopath with offices in New York City. Mr. Knox stated that he was suffering from "the nervous strain of working in New York" and on the recommendation of a friend called on Dr. Kaelber. He had several treatments during the year 1932 and for three or four years thereafter received regular treatments, sometimes as frequently as two and…