Millar v. City of Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRosenberry, C. J.
Before we proceed to a consideration of the questions raised on appeal from the judgment we must dispose of defendant’s appeal from an order entered on September 23, 1942, enlarging the time within which a bill of exceptions might be settled. Judgment was entered on April 10, 1942, and notice of entry thereof served on April 11, 1942. There was a motion for review, and on June 8, 1942, the court affirmed the judgment originally entered.
On September 16, 1942, more than five months after entry of judgment, plaintiff obtained an order to show cause why the time for serving and settling a bill of…
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