Marty v. Somers

THE COURT.

Defendant, being a physician and surgeon, was employed by plaintiff “to cure him of bladder trouble,” which the complaint alleges he undertook to do. Thereafter defendant advised plaintiff that an operation was necessary in the treatment of the malady, and agreed with the plaintiff to perform the same for the sum of $250. Said operation was performed, and, according to the complaint, “was unsuccessful, and said defendant did not cure said plaintiff of his malady; that said operation left plaintiff in a worse condition; that plaintiff’s urinary organs have become paralyzed and…