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Society Proceedings

Society Proceedings he to was of fraud in his admission guilty any practice, was to establish There except experts necessary liability. must be that he was a a with not of of charged being graduate legally proof causal connection between the wrong complained of incorporated medical standard satisfac¬ and the college maintaining The burden of resulting injury. proving such negligent tory to the state board of medical examiners. But, said the conduct rested on the and she failed to this plaintiff, meet the court, of the act under which he obtained his burden. The provisions trial court was enter directed, therefore, to judg¬ license to as an eclectic him to a ment practice required have for the defendants the verdict.—William¬ only notwithstanding certificate of that he had taken not less son Andrews 6. graduation showing v. 270 N. W. (Minn.), than two course years from some of the eclectic college Health Insurance: "Permanent school of medicine. The and Total second failed Disability" charge, therefore, legally Construed.—The insured to the commission under a of health insurance charge of acts which constituted policy any grounds suit the defendant for the revocation of license. brought against insurance to recover Sbordy's company A certain benefits http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png JAMA American Medical Association

Society Proceedings

JAMA , Volume 109 (4) – Jul 24, 1937
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Society Proceedings

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he to was of fraud in his admission guilty any practice, was to establish There except experts necessary liability. must be that he was a a with not of of charged being graduate legally proof causal connection between the wrong complained of incorporated medical standard satisfac¬ and the college maintaining The burden of resulting injury. proving such negligent tory to the state board of medical examiners. But, said the conduct rested on the and she failed to this plaintiff, meet the...
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American Medical Association
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Copyright © 1937 American Medical Association. All Rights Reserved. Applicable FARS/DFARS Restrictions Apply to Government Use.
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0098-7484
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1538-3598
DOI
10.1001/jama.1937.02780300062045
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Abstract

he to was of fraud in his admission guilty any practice, was to establish There except experts necessary liability. must be that he was a a with not of of charged being graduate legally proof causal connection between the wrong complained of incorporated medical standard satisfac¬ and the college maintaining The burden of resulting injury. proving such negligent tory to the state board of medical examiners. But, said the conduct rested on the and she failed to this plaintiff, meet the court, of the act under which he obtained his burden. The provisions trial court was enter directed, therefore, to judg¬ license to as an eclectic him to a ment practice required have for the defendants the verdict.—William¬ only notwithstanding certificate of that he had taken not less son Andrews 6. graduation showing v. 270 N. W. (Minn.), than two course years from some of the eclectic college Health Insurance: "Permanent school of medicine. The and Total second failed Disability" charge, therefore, legally Construed.—The insured to the commission under a of health insurance charge of acts which constituted policy any grounds suit the defendant for the revocation of license. brought against insurance to recover Sbordy's company A certain benefits

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Published: Jul 24, 1937

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