Sullivan v. Allwood Lumber Co.

Perretti, D. C. J.

The plaintiff is a physician. Some time in January, 1934, one MacDavitt was injured in the course of his employment with the defendant. Mr. Pranke, president of the defendant company, directed MacDavitt to go see the plaintiff. Mr. Pranke, then called the plaintiff on the telephone, and in his testimony said :

“I told 'him I was sending him down and I also told him that I carried insurance in the Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Company, and he took care of him from then on; I asked him to take care of the case because I was sending him there, but outside of that I can’t say…