Brewer v. Burke

The respondent Burke first contends that no appeal lies from the judgment of the circuit court because sec. 6.66 (1), Stats., created a new remedy which provided for no appeal from the circuit court. Prior to 1935, sec. 274.09, Stats. 1933, provided:

“Appeals to supreme court. Appeals to the supreme court may be taken from the circuit courts and also from the county courts in counties having a population of over fifteen thousand except in cases where express provision is or may be made by law for an appeal to the circuit court, from such county courts and from any court of record having civil…