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Show PAGE FOUR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1972 THE DAILY RECORD I Suits District Court - Robert 209374 ALLSTATE INS. Stulti D. Ptf CO; Quit Claim Deeds vs breach of contract Grant S. Kesler etux to Elgin B. Williams etux. 528 209375 - Karen Haueter and Dean Haueter vs ALLSTATE INS. CO, FARMERS INS. CO; DEBORAH MALIN, JIMMY LEE VALLEJO AND JAMES VALLEJO; SO, 000; - James 209376 Jean BONITA EVANS, ARDIS EVANS; EVANS $25,000; pers injury . Pltf$1,885.11; account Credit Union vs A. GRACY R. GAN AND THOMAS MOR- 569 Ptf MORGAN; to $1414.58; $370.52; agreement SWIFT Pltf$978.98; CORPN; contract - Farmers State Bank DALE W. BERLIN; $1,005.62; $325.00; note 701 759 to Tolton BRYCE BELL, BELL S BROS N, OIL; TUMA V. EBORN; Ptf $753.92; foreign judg 20938S - Interstate vs AB HOLM DBA AB'S Collect 806 S. M. Horman f Sons to Bell Mountain. Pltf$213.91 209390 - Jim Oman dba Eighth West Welding and Repair vs EARL CHAMBERS AND DIAMOND DEVELOPMENTS INC; T. Pltf Grant L. Valentine etux 919 to Nancy 950 Grant L. Valentine etux Christina Valent ine Brid. to Valentine Young. Suits City Court RENT-A-CA- - 47652 Whitmore Oxygen Co. vs WILLARD KENT JOHANSEN DBA KING NEPTUNE POOLS; 47653 - Pembroke Co. vs DAVID L. 0RL0B AND JULIE ORLOB ; Ptf R; Pltf $2,382.62; $1,097.50 bal on acct ED DOYLE Quit Claim Deeds William Samuel Gordon, 795 to W. Morris, Tr. Tr. Harvel Clyde Littlefield Jacquelyn Sue Littlefield. Pearson to Gerald Allen Pearson. Maurine Joyce 807 82U James N. Larson. to E. Larson Beth Joseph A. Perschon etux to Parley F. Scyboldt etux. F. Corp. Hawk Hawk Louis M. etux to Claude W. McGuire to - 47656 etux to - Upgrade Assoc. Inc. vs STEVEN D. MABEY; Pltf $360.00; $136.67; bal due - Architectural Building Horace A. Jones etux to Kimball Fisher etux. z97 Joe Sucoka etal to Grace Kasai. BODY SHOP; $232.04; bal $11 - Industrial Corn vs DBA THREE KING CON. CO AND DANIEL E. KING; Pltf $400.00; $100.00; wage claim 47662 - American & Foreign Car Service Center, Inc. vs Oouglas Ileil Willey etux. IntermoontaLn Bldg, to Havalco. $12 ECKARDT & CO; bal due lutermcuntain Bldg, to ADAMS Pltf DAN KING Grace Kasai to Joe Sueoka etal. OF UTAH c. Chrysler-Ply-mouth,In- vs JUNIOR A- -l HEINZ W. 198 SHUTTERCRAFT DBA ECK-HAR- DT Pltf$231.25; - Lee Erickson dba Lee's Auto & Truck Service 47663 vs RAYNA M. TIPPETTS; BLACK AND Davis County has complied with that statute, and the state department of public welfare has disbursed funds to Weber County pursuant to the section just quoted. The claim of Weber County is for expenditures made in excess of the amount paid by the state department of public welfare and other amount received,- if&ny, such as from social security and from relatives of the patients. Pltf$195.67; $81.89; bal 47661 1$9 due 47658 - Freed 5, U.C.A. 1953 (Replacement Pltf$63.60 Pltf$82.69; $50.00; bal Supply vs 55. Eligibility requirements for hospital and medical care shall be determined by the state department of public welfare and shall be uniform for all counties. Payment for such care shall be made by the department or division of state government administering the Public Assistance Act of 1961 upon notification to the county in which the indigent resides for whom payment is being made and the county commissioners agree. Disbursement from the hospital and medical care account shall be made only for costs accrued in excess of care limits otherwise established for the care of such patients by the state department or division administering the Public Assistance Act of 1961. Co STAN W. WINN AND CAROLYN WINN 47659 17-5-- Each and every county commission shall appropriate from the general funds of the county an amount of money not to exceed the equivalent of a 12 mill levy which, in its judgment, based upon historical experience and projected need as determined in consultation with the state department of public welfare, shall be equal to one -- third (13) of the anticipated annual costs of medical treatment and hospitalisation for the medically indigent, but in no event shall such annual appropriation be less than one hundred dollars ($100). Moneys so appropriated shall be deposited with the state treasurer who shall credit the same to a hospital and medical care account. $253.91 - LaRie's Inc. vs 47657 DBA 1$3 Kimball Fisher Horace A. Jones etux. The legislature enacted Section Vol. 2) in 1967, which reads: ELECTRIC Newspaper Agency vs JOEL MILLER; bal due Wa- McGuire. Pltf $101.30; bal 47660 128 rren N. to reimburse it for any expenses incurred in caring for these relief patients. Co. vs DBA SUNSET MAINTENANCE; 810 111 No request or demand was ever made by any of the patients or anyone on their behalf to any official of Davis County to provide any care, maintenance or relief of such patients. Davis County never promised Weber County Pltf$818.93 - Allen Steel 47655 to poor-house- - Pembroke's vs BRENT K. SMITH; agreement 793 Ptf $235.24; $95.08; account 47654 - Snarr Advertising CONTINENTAL to Carl ' They county commissioners may provide for the care, maintenance and relief of all indigent sick or otherwise dependent poor persons who have lawfully settled in any part of the county, . . . and it is hereby made the duty of each board of county commissioners to provide such care, maintenance and relief for the indigent sick and dependent poor, whether found within or without the corporate limits of incorporated cities or towns, . . . and in their discretion s, they may erect, officer and maintain such hospitals, to or other institutions as may be necessary provide for the same; . . . $242.30; bal $952.75; $5,000; damages Inc. vs Nelson E. Wright etux. AUTO INN vs G. KIMBERLY BLACKETT AND MARIE BLACKETT; 209391 Cecil B. Jacob .on etux to - Interstate Collect, bal Reid (emit R. 770 Lillian R. Kings ford to Lillian R. Xingsford etal. Pltf$277.28; bal 209389 Weber County claims the right to reimbursement pursuant to Section U.C.A. 1953, which so far as material reads: 55, Ma- etux. Annie B. Buckway Boekwag. - Interstate Collect. GERALD Jr. 905 For writ of mandate 209387 Lillian 865 CORPORATION OF NEVADA AND STOCK TRANSFER CO; VS Four of the patients were admitted to the Weber County Hospital dur1968 ing the year 1966, three during 1967, and two during each of the years and 1969. Eight of the patients were sent to the Weber County Hospital from private hospitals in Weber County, one from a private hospital in Salt Lake County, and two from their residences in Davis County. Most of the A11 were patients were elderly and were classed as extended care patients. ever of Davis County on the relief rolls of the State of Utah. No official for any of care or to treat, Weber the receive, County Hospital requested the patients, nor was any such official ever notified that a resident of Davis County was being cared for by Weber County until after the patient was admitted to the hospital. It was hot until March. 1970, that Weber County made a formal demand on Davis County for reimbursement of expenses incurred in treating and caring for these patients. Harriet Hansen Eskelsen Kermit Reid Eskelsen Jr. Eskelsen taker v Pltf$540.00; bal 209386 - Floyd McKee vs Weber County appeals from an adverse judgment rendered by the court its sitting without a jury. The action was brought by Weber County against rerndered had it neighbor, Davis County, to recover the unpaid cost of services through its county hospital to eleven indigent residents of Davis County. 17-5-- to M. Newey L. M. Cummings, Clerk ELLETT. Justice: H. Newey. 770 - University of Utah Hospital vs NORMAN W. CHAMBER-LAIETUX; Appeal of Tracy Collins Bank & Tr. Co; to Davis County, a public corporation of the State of Utah, Defendant and Respondent. etux. DENNIS 209384 - Haynie and Joseph rgaret - State of Utah vs VITALI0 J. HERRERA; support 209382 209385 Rhomas 700 Helen S. Dutson Helen S. Robinson. Pltf 209383 - Nancy Lynne and State of Utah vs S. TOLTON; support Lieber etux. H. 585 Walley Jacobson Inc. to Claron E. Mackelprang etux. bal due 209381 Eugen Teny Harlan Martell etux R. Hadden etux. 583 Pltf$18,822.15; $2,590.54; to Budd M. John Albert Pennock etux to CO Budd Beverly LaRue Budd Hyde Eugene C. Lloyd etux. 573 . HEATING BUTLER PLUMBINT Arvin Lloyd etux. Eugene D. to Alfred 209380 - Mountain Stated Supp Inc. vs JACK BUTLER DBA JACK vs to 570 Melville C. Lloyd etux. - Transport Clearings Intermountain Inc. vs HYDRO209379 to Shirley Murial Pusey - Standard Optical 209378 Porter etal to Reed Maxfield. 568 FILED November 30. 1972 v. Div. St. Land 565 - International Trans- port, Inc. vs AERO INDUSTRIES 209377 No. 12861 Mar 561 Robert E. Mueller to Mary Bess Mueller. Pltf AND DEBBIE Weber County, a public corporation of the State of Utah. Plaintiff and Appellant, H. Boomer. $16 Joseph H. A. Roy Young. vs R. Ward to John Boomer etux 533 Pltf$ pers injury In The Supreme Court Of The State Of Utah Elgin B. Williams etux to Grant S. Easier etux. $27 $1500 L. A. Pltf$141.22 $65.00; bal due I The case of Cache Valley General Hospital v. Cache County, 92 Utah P. 2d 639 (1937), was one where a resident of the county was treated 279, and cared for by a private hospital without any request for the treatment being made by the county commissioners of Cache County. This court'siated at page 288 of the Utah Reports: . . . We are inclined to the view that in a jurisdiction like ours, where there is a relaxation of the strict rule of nonliability for services rendered to a poor person without special authori zation or consent of an official designated by statute to authoiize the performance (see note. 93 A. L.R. 900), the rule that the necessity for attention must be most urgent should be enforced, . . . 67 The statute in force at the time of that case is the same as 17 U.C.A. 1953, upon which Weber County now relies for its cause of action against Davis County. The evidence justifies the findings of the trial court that there were no emergencies in connection with the admission of any of the eleven patients, and' under the law Davis County cannoi be compelled to reimburse Weber County for the unpaid costs of the eleven patients to whom treatment and care were voluntarily given. The judgment is affirmed. No costs are awarded. |