SCHWARTZ, Judge.
The jury found that the appellant-physician had negligently and improperly diagnosed and treated the plaintiff's wife, resulting in her death. At the trial, the defendant contended that the decedent had been guilty of comparative negligence in not seeking medical attention at an earlier state of her illness. After the verdict, the trial court set aside a finding of 25% comparative negligence and entered judgment for the full amount of the damages...
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