Eatley v. Meyer
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
Pee Cueiam.
This is a suit for alleged negligent malpractice, the defendant being a dental surgeon. The substance of the claim is-that he negligently diagnosed and treated a case of mouth infection as a fractured jawbone. Plaintiff had a verdict and judgment of $1,300 and defendant appeals.
Of the eleven grounds of appeal assigned, only three are-argued, viz., refusal to nonsuit; refusal to direct a verdict, for defendant, and refusal to charge the eighteenth request: to charge.
The first two grounds can he considered and disposed of together, as both are based on the proposition that there was.…
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