Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance v. Neeves
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Circuit Court for Wood, County. Foreclosure of a mortgage executed September 21,1874. The action was commenced in October, 1876, the complaint being in the usual form. On the 21st of March, 1877, none of the defendants having appealed, the complaint was so amended as to demand the relief provided for by ch. 143 of 1877; and on the same day judgment for such relief was rendered; from which defendants appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtOnTon, J.
The objection taken, that the judgment in this action was rendered before the complaint was filed, is not sustained by the record; for it is stated in the order of publication, that the complaint was then on file, and this must be taken as true., The mortgage in this case was given while chapter 195, Laws of 1859, was in force, by which a right of redemption within one year after a sale of the mortgaged premises under a judgment of foreclosure was given; and the judgment thereon is rendered under, and conforms to, the' provisions of chapter 143, Laws of 1877, which do not provide for any such…
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