Toler v. Munson

ELLIOTT, Judge.

Drs. Toler & Toler allege that on September 14, 1933, they were called to a cotton gin in the town of Clinton operated by Dr. E. O. Munson, to attend a young man named Fritz Haven, who had received an injury so severe that the amputation of his arm was necessary without delay.

The amputation was performed by them at their clinic in Clinton, but in a few days afterwards complications set in which made necessary the removal of the young man to Our Lady of the Lake Sanitarium at Baton Rouge, at which place they re-amputated his arm. That his proper treatment made necessary the…