Horn v. National Hospital Association

If we were required to determine whether there was substantial evidence in support of plaintiff’s allegation that the defendant, by its agents, undertook to diagnose the plaintiff’s condition, a serious and difficult question would be involved by reason of the written contract, which purported on its face at least to limit the undertaking of the defendant to the payment of expenses for the services of persons designated by it, and which further purported to limit the liability of the defendant to the exercise of reasonable care in designating the doctors, etc., required for the purpose of the…