Becker v. Smith

Judgment having been entered on March 16, 1940, and written notice of the entry having been given on that day, the statute, sec. 270.47, provides that the service of the proposed bill of exceptions “must be made within ninety days after service of such notice.” The time for serving the bill of exceptions therefore expired on June 14, 1940.

Sec. 269.45, Stats., provides :

“The court or a judge may, upon notice and good cause shown by affidavit and upon just terms, extend the time within which any act or proceeding in an action . . . must be taken. ...”

In Johnson v. Retzlaff (1929), 200 Wis. 1,…