...his client to him, or his adrice giren thereon, in the course of his professional employment. § 836. The last three sections apply to every examination...the person confessing, the patient or the client. Ohio Revised Statutes, 1884, p. 1096, provide— § S241. The following persons shall not testify in...

...and which was necessary to enable him to act in that capacity. " By § 836 the above section applies to "every examination of a person as a witness, unless...thereof are expressly waived by the person confessing." Defendant appeals from a judgment for plaintiff. Cornelius Furgeson, Jr., for appellant. Charles J....

...professional employment. § 836. [am'd 1877.] The last three sections apply to every examination of ¡i person as a witness, unless the provisions thereof...the person confessing, the patient or the client. § 837. A competent witness shall not be excused from answering a relevant question, on the ground...

...given thereon, in the course oi his professional employment. Section 835. Section 836 then provides : " The last three sections apply 'to every examination...the person confessing, the patient, or the client." So that, under the provisions of the latter section, there must be an express waiver by the patient...

...prohibition of section 834, against disclosing Information acquired while acting as a physician, shall "apply to every examination of a person as a witness,...provisions thereof are expressly waived " by "the patient. " Appeal from circuit court, New York county. Action by Pierce S. Marx against the Manhattan...

...HEATH c. BROADWAY AND SEVENTH ATE. RR CO. Respondent's points. capacity." Section 836 provides : " The last three sections apply to every examination of a person as a witness, unless the provisions therefor are expressly waived by the person confessing, the patient or the client." The privilege,...

...capacity, and which was necessary to enable him to act in that capacity." And section 836 proTides that " the last three sections apply to every examination...expressly waived by the person confessing, the patient or client." It seems to have been the practice in the surrogate's court to admit the evidence of the attending...

...respectively, to disclosures by clergymen, physicians, and attorneys; and section 836 declares that "the last three sections apply to every examination...unless the provisions thereof are expressly waived by a person confessing the patient or the client." The disclosure by a physician of information acquired...

...respectively to disclosures by clergymen, physicians and attorneys, and section 837 declares that " the last three sections apply to every examination...unless the provisions thereof are expressly waived by aperson confessing the patient or the client." The disclosure by a physician of information acquired...

...leave the witness free to " perform the duties of the office assigned " to him." Section 836 then read: "The " last three sections apply to every ex"amination...of a person as a witness, " unless the provisions are expressly "waived by the person confessing, the "patient or the client." This was amended this...