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... skill and knowledge of Astley Cooper , but only that skill which gives average results . Judge Story says : " In all these cases , where skill is required , it is to be understood that it means ordinary skill in the business or employ ...
... skill and knowledge of Astley Cooper , but only that skill which gives average results . Judge Story says : " In all these cases , where skill is required , it is to be understood that it means ordinary skill in the business or employ ...
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... skill ; he , in effect , binds himself to bring to his undertaking a degree of skill and knowledge equal to its performance . The subject of spe- cial contracts between surgeon and patient has been reviewed by one of the courts of the ...
... skill ; he , in effect , binds himself to bring to his undertaking a degree of skill and knowledge equal to its performance . The subject of spe- cial contracts between surgeon and patient has been reviewed by one of the courts of the ...
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Stephen Smith. to the patient the ordinary skill - not the highest order of skill , nor the lowest , but something like the average skill of the profession . The general law also requires a reason- able amount of care on the part of the ...
Stephen Smith. to the patient the ordinary skill - not the highest order of skill , nor the lowest , but something like the average skill of the profession . The general law also requires a reason- able amount of care on the part of the ...
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