Goldsmith v. Kingsford

By statute (R. L., c. 250, s. 13) the State Board of Medical Examiners is empowered to register and license without examination applicants to engage in the practice of medicine who are “legally qualified to treat human ailments or to practice medicine in any State or country whose requirements the board deems equal to those in this State,” upon the payment of the prescribed fee. Such a license may be revoked, after hearing, for a number of reasons, including the obtainment of it “by fraudulent means.” Ib., ss. 14, 15.

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