Medical partnerships, transfers, and assistantships / by William Barnard and G. Bertram Stocker.

  • Barnard, William, 1856-1935.
Date:
1895
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Medical partnerships, transfers, and assistantships / by William Barnard and G. Bertram Stocker. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    therewith] and shall pay the wages of all his own servants and the rent rates and taxes of his private residence and all other his personal ex- penses [and each partner shall if required by the I other keep at least one horse for the purpose of the practice]. I It is usual for each, partner to be required to provide his own surgical instruments. Partnership working expenses. \ 6. The rent rates and taxes of any surgery used for the purposes of the practice (other than any part of either partner’s private residence) [and of any stables and buildings at which the horses and carriages forming part of the capital of the partnership shall for the time being be kept] and all expenses of repairs and insurance and other expenses relating thereto and all expenses [of keeping such horses and carriages as aforesaid and] of providing drugs and other articles and effects required for the said practice and forming the capital of the partnership as hereinbefore defined and all salaries and expenses of assistants and servants connected with the practice and all other expenses and outgoings relating thereto shall except as herein is other- wise provided be paid out of the profits of the practice or if the same shall be deficient such deficiency shall be made up by the partners in equal shares [or in -the shares in which they are entitled to the profits of the practice]. It may bo that the only surgery of the partnership is at the senior partner’s house. The partnership should then be charged with a portion of the rent so long as such arrange- ment continues. So also as regards stables.
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