CAMPBELL, Judge.
Defendant's first contention is that a State institution, such as hospital, may institute a civil action for treatment and maintenance only during the period of time when the patient is actually receiving such treatment and maintenance. It is argued that once a patient leaves the State institution, the action for treatment and maintenance may be instituted only after the patient's death. In support of this position, defendant relies upon G.S. §...
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