Magmer v. Renk
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPEAL’from the County Court of Milwaukee County. The facts will sufficiently appear from tlie opinion. There was a verdict in favor of the plaintiff, and from the judgment entered thereon the defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtConn, C. J.
We are clearly of the opinion that it was not error to admit in evidence the docket entries, record, files, etc., relating to the replevin action mentioned in the complaint. This action is for malicious prosecution for bringing that suit for the purpose of injuring the plaintiff in his business as a baker, by depriving him of the use of his property. It was necessary to show a termination of that suit in favor of the defendant therein. The ground of objection to the evidence is that it does not tend to prove the termination of that suit, and was therefore irrelevant. That action of replevin…
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