Superior Court of Pennsylvania February 28, 1908, Appeal, No. 114 (Tyson v. Baizley)

Opinion by

Orlady J.,

The defendant’s wife had been ill and under the care of the family physician for about six months, without any apparent improvement in her condition. The husband was informed of a doubt in the physician’s mind as to the exact character of the disease, and of his desire to have a consultation with a specialist in order to make a proper diagnosis.