Childs v. Dahlke
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment and an order of the circuit court for Marquette county: A. H. Reid, Judge. This action was brought to quiet title and determine certain rights between plaintiff and defendants. The action was commenced in January, 1911. Judgment was entered December 8, 1911. The case was appealed to-this court.
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Appeal from a judgment and an order of the circuit court for Marquette county: A. H. Reid, Judge. This action was brought to quiet title and determine certain rights between plaintiff and defendants. The action was commenced in January, 1911. Judgment was entered December 8, 1911. The case was appealed to-this court. Qhilds v. DaMlce, 151 Wis. 82, 138 N. W. 277. On the first hearing very full findings were made determining the rights of the parties, and this court on appeal found that the court below substantially and correctly settled the rights of the parties by judgment, except that it…
1Opinion of the CourtKebwiN, J.
We are unable to say that the learned trial court abused its discretion in denying the application of appellants to open the default and allow the settlement of a bill of exceptions. The appeal from the judgment must, therefore, be reviewed upon the findings and judgment.
We have set out at length the findings and judgment in the statement of facts, from which it appears that the trial court gave the case very careful attention and made very complete findings.
*192. It is argued by counsel for appellants that the judgment is so indefinite that it cannot be enforced. Counsel says the judgment is…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Childs v. DahlkeWisconsin Supreme Court · 1912
- Miller v. LavelleWisconsin Supreme Court · 1907
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