Hignite's Administratrix v. Louisville Neuropathic Sanitorium
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Commissioner Sandidge
Reversing.
Appellee Louisville Neuropathic Sanitorium is a corporation engaged in business for gain, and as its name indicates, it maintains a hospital or sanitorium where nervous and mental diseases are treated. Appellee W. E. Render is a doctor of medicine and is the chief medical officer of the corporation. The latter part of May or the first of June, 1925, M. Gr. Hignite suffered a nervous breakdown, and his family physician recommended that he be taken to appellee sanitorium and put under the care and treatment of Dr. Render. Looking to that…
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