Johnson v. Borland
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBtjteel, J.
In an amended declaration Minerva Bell Johnson, plaintiff and administratrix of the estate of Arthur LaVere Johnson, deceased, claims damages from defendant A. Borland, a doctor of medicine, for malpractice. She claims that decedent on the 5th day of March, 1943, was arrested while he was “sick and ill” alongside his automobile on a'road near Pontiac, Michigan; that he was taken to the county jail; that there he had all the appearance of being a sick man; that a person on the premises begged the officers to call a doctor for decedent because he was sick, and told them that he had known the…
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