Lawler v. Fitzpatrick
Wisconsin Supreme Court
From this judgment the plaintiff in error appealed to the County Court. After the return of the justice, at the term of said court, the counsel for the defendants in error moved the court to dismiss the appeal, for the reason that the sureties in the appeal bond did not justify their responsibility, and were not by the defendants in error or their attorney
1Opinion of the Court
ERROR TO WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.
The dismissal of a suit; or of an appeal, or any order of the court below, w hieh finally determines the suit, is so for in the nature of a final judgment, as to be •cho subject of a writ of error.
This was tui appeal to the County Court of Washington county, from the judgment of a justice of the peace, involving substantially the same points and rules of practice, as other cases heretofore reported-Some other points of practice are noticed in the opinion, but it is not essential to specify them, as all matters of interest are therein discused.
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