Medical Jurisprudence, Forensic medicine and Toxicology. Vol. 1Witthaus, R. A. (Rudolph August)
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Medical Jurisprudence, Forensic medicine and Toxicology. Vol. 1
Witthaus, R. A. (Rudolph August)
Medical jurisprudence; Poisons; Toxicology
Every license to practise medicine is required, before the licensee
begins to practise, to be registered in the county clerk’s office,
where such practice is to be carried on, with his name, residence,
place and date of birth, and the source, number, and date of his
license. Before registering, each licensee is required to file an
affidavit of the above facts, and that he is the person named in
the license, and had, before receiving the same, complied with all
the requisites as to attendance, terms, and amount of study and
examinations required by law and the rules of the university as
preliminary to the conferment thereof; that no money was paid for such
license except the regular fees paid by all applicants therefor; that
no fraud, misrepresentation, or mistake in any material regard was
employed by any one or occurred in order that such license should be
conferred.
Every license, or if lost a copy, legally certified so as to be
admitted as evidence, or a duly attested transcript of the record of
its conferment, shall before registration be exhibited to the county
clerk, who, only in case it was issued or indorsed as a license under
seal by the regents, shall indorse or stamp on it the date and his name
preceded by the words, “Registered as authority to practise medicine
in the clerk’s office,—— County.” The clerk is required thereupon
to give to every physician so registered a transcript of the entries
in the register with a certificate under seal that he has filed the
prescribed affidavit (_ib._, s. 149).
A practising physician having registered a lawful authority to
practise medicine in one county and removing such practice, or a part
thereof, to another county, or regularly engaged in practice or opening
an office in another county, must show or send by registered mail to
the clerk of such other county his certificate of registration. If
such certificate clearly shows that the original registration was of
an authority issued under seal by the regents, or if the certificate
itself is indorsed by the regents as entitled to registration, the
clerk is required thereupon to register the applicant in the latter
county, and to stamp or indorse on such certificate the date, and his
name preceded by the words, “Registered also in—— County,” and return
the certificate to the applicant (_ib._, s. 150).
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