Osborn v. Weatherford

BRICKEN, Presiding Judge.

As we see this case, there is but one question necessary to a decision, and that is the question of law based upon the facts of this case; there appearing no material conflict in the testimony adduced upon the trial in the court below.

The plaintiff, a practicing physician and surgeon, brought this suit against defendant to recover pay for services rendered to Ellis Osborne, the minor son of defendant, who worked in the store of defendant, and also lived in the home with him as a member of his family.

The complaint consisted of three counts. Count 2 thereof was…