Cary v. City of Madison
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtEich, C.J.
Annette Cary appeals from a judgment dismissing her personal injury action against the City of Madison as untimely filed. We reverse the judgment.
A person claiming to have suffered injury as a result of the actions of a municipality or its agents may not commence an action to recover damages therefor unless he or she first files a claim with the municipality and the claim is denied. Sections 893.80(l)(a) and (b), Stats. This appeal concerns the special six-month statutory limitation period set by § 893.80(l)(b) for commencement of such actions after denial of the claim. The statute requires…
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