Southern Railway Co. v. Hazlewood

Sait by appellee, a physician, against appellant railway company, to recover the value of services rendered an employe injured in appellant’s service. The complaint was in three paragraphs: (1) A common count for services rendered; (2) alleging that Orville Smith, a brakeman in appellant,’® service was injured while at work by being dragged from the top of a train, that he was placed in a hospital, and that appellant, by one of its agents or servants, employed appellee, a duly licensed physician, to treat Smith for his injuries; (3) alleging that appellant made a settlement with Smith for the…