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Medical Jurisprudence, Volume 1 (of 3)

Note 141 — OF ACTIONS AGAINST MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.

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So also if a Farrier kills a horse or pricks him in shoeing; or if he refuse to shoe him whereby he is lamed, Bull. N. P. 73, and of trades generally, as, action against a Barber for barbing the plaintiff, negligenter et inartificialiter. 2 Bulst. 333; I Danv. Ab. 177; see also 2 Bl. Com. 163.

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