ALLEGED MALTREATMENT.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 85, 18 April 1885, Page 2

ALLEGED MALTREATMENT.

Smith v. B6B_ '%MW (Supreme His Honor, in summing aK** the main points of th^J** considered that this acbon^^ was based on \^S* duties of Dr. Bond, «"»«gS business of the jury to cMP-_ % upon the testimony they mm medical man in re^.Sf'SfAl and stiffened from the iron 8?a»^ ing in a way that no rM» y man would have done, B W j was an error of judgment, OKWy manwasnoti-BnonabloroW^S as any othor medical W«*frd It was a question, too. ")*Sgi obtained, whether the PftrSM aider as a set-off the fa* tWFKi had boensaved.-forhe**"^-. when received «nto,^ w "W, present action seemed fc W% tf. where a drowning »B°_S_# action against a person fP-^jf hook into his arm when %& tho drowning «nan_Jl&-*J| l # ther remarks, H_ *VM the jury, who mturnedwU.^. the defendant, H'^fS*1 ment accordingly; «wt»«"° middle Ecale. _J .'

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