Proctor v. Sisler

PHELPS. J.

The plaintiff is a physician. He recovered a judgment against the defendant for medical services rendered a small girl who had been injured by defendant’s wife in an automobile accident, and the defendant appeals.

The defendant’s brief does not, but the plaintiff’s brief does, contain a statement of the facts, and the latter will therefore be taken as the facts of the casé for the purpose of deciding the appeal. Tiger et al. v. Coker et al., 180 Okla. 175, 68 P.2d 509.

The defendant’s wife, driving his car, ran over the little girl, and the latter was immediately taken to a hospital,…