A woman living in a rural setting becomes ill and calls her family physician, who is the only local doctor, for help. However, it is the doctor’s day off and because he has a golf date, he does not respond,. the woman’s condition worsens, no other physician can be procured in time, and as a result, she dies. Her estate then sues the doctor for not coming to her aid. Legal research discovers a rule of law that holds that in the absence of an actual contract for services, there can be no liability.
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