De Pere Co. v. Reynen
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Circuit Court for Brown County. This is an action for the use and occupation of real property. It was commenced in 1878. The alleged leased property consists of (1) twenty-four feet of ground, designated as “ piling-ground,” situated west of and adjoining premises in the village of De Pere on which there is a mill operated by the defendants; (2) a lot 64 by 150 feet, immediately north of the mill, known as the “ wharf lot; ” and (3) the use of certain…
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APPEAL from the Circuit Court for Brown County. This is an action for the use and occupation of real property. It was commenced in 1878. The alleged leased property consists of (1) twenty-four feet of ground, designated as “ piling-ground,” situated west of and adjoining premises in the village of De Pere on which there is a mill operated by the defendants; (2) a lot 64 by 150 feet, immediately north of the mill, known as the “ wharf lot; ” and (3) the use of certain water-power used in propelling the mill. Rent is claimed from January 1, 1873. The defendants in their answer deny that they…
1Opinion
A motion for a rehearing was granted June 1, 1885, and the cause was reargued February 2, 1886.
T. B. Hudd, for the appellants. [Flo brief on file.]
For the respondent there was a brief by John C. <& A. C. Neville, and oral argument by Mr. A. C. Neville.
The following opinion was filed February 23, 1886:
Lyon, J.
This case was argued at a former term, and an opinion filed therein. The judgment of the circuit court was reversed. Because the court misapprehended some most material facts in the case a rehearing was granted. The cause has been again argued. It is only necessary to correct those errors…
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