Witzko v. Koenig

The appeal from the order of December 21, 1936, granting the motion for a summary judgment must be dismissed. It is not an appealable order. Sec. 274.33 (1), Stats., permits an appeal from an order only when it prevents a judgment from which appeal can be taken. Since an order for judgment does not prevent a judgment it is not appeal-able. Puhr v. Chicago & N. W. R. Co. 168 Wis. 101, 169 N. W. 305, and cases cited. The right to appeal in civil proceedings is purely statutory, and does not exist at all except when, and then only to the extent, granted by statute. Golden v. Green Bay…