Winslow v. Winslow

Interlocutory judgments are provided for by sec. 270.54, Stats., which reads in part as follows:

“. . . In case of a finding or decision substantially disposing of the merits, but leaving an account to be taken, or issue of fact to be decided or some condition to be performed, in order fully to determine the rights of the parties, an interlocutory judgment may be made, disposing of all issues covered by the finding or decision, and reserving further questions until the report, verdict, or subsequent finding.”

Interlocutory judgments are appealable under sec. 274.09 (1), Stats. The legislative…