Chicago College of Osteopathy v. Littlejohn
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSharpe, J.
The plaintiff is an Illinois corporation, engaged in the conduct and maintenance of an educational institution at Chicago for the teaching of osteopathy, and has a hospital in connection therewith. The defendant James B. Littlejohn, hereinafter called the defendant, is a graduate in medicine and surgery of the University of Glasgow, Scotland. He came to Chicago in 1896, and, after practicing for four years, during which time he studied osteopathy at Kirksville, in Missouri, he organized the American School of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery. The degree of Doctor of Osteopathy was conferred…
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