Weadon v. First National Bank Trust Co.

The plaintiff, a physician and surgeon, performed necessary professional services for Violet McNab, first wife of Alexander McNab, the reasonable value of which was $1150. They were performed in 1933 and 1934 and the items of the account were entered in Dr. Weadon’s books as charges against Alexander McNab in the usual course of business, by the bookkeeper, as the services were rendered. In 1937, 1938 and 1939 the plaintiff rendered services to Alexander McNab and to his second wife, the charges for which were entered in the same manner and amounted to $115. Dr. Weadon did not at any time…