A hospital is not considered an industry so it cannot be held subsidiarily liable for acts of nurses. Nurses treating patients are not acting as servants of the hospital because they are employed to carry out the orders of physicians, to whose authority they are subject.
A hospital is not considered an industry so it cannot be held subsidiarily liable for acts of nurses. Nurses treating patients are not acting as servants of the hospital because they are employed to carry out the orders of physicians, to whose authority they are subject.
A hospital is not considered an industry so it cannot be held subsidiarily liable for acts of nurses. Nurses treating patients are not acting as servants of the hospital because they are employed to carry out the orders of physicians, to whose authority they are subject.
A hospital is not considered an industry so it cannot be held subsidiarily liable for acts of nurses. Nurses treating patients are not acting as servants of the hospital because they are employed to carry out the orders of physicians, to whose authority they are subject.
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443- Clemente vs.
Foreign Mission Sisters
A hospital is not engaged in industry, hence it is not subsidiarily liable for acts of nurses. Nurses, in treating a patient, are not acting as servants of the hospitals because they are employed to carry out the orders of the physicians to whose authority they are subject.
