Hays v. Hall
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
COLLINGS, Justice.
This suit was brought by Charles Hays and wife Willie Mae Hays against Dr. R. W. Hall a practicing doctor of Osteopathy. Plaintiffs alleged that the defendant had performed a surgical procedure known as a vasectomy upon the person of Charles Hays for the purpose of rendering him sterile; that Dr. Hall was guilty of negligence, breach of implied warranty and misrepresentation resulting in damage to plaintiffs. Plaintiffs further alleged that prior to the vasectomy here in question plaintiffs had given birth to two deformed children; that following the purported vasectomy and…
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