Rosenthal v. First Bohemian Building & Loan Ass'n

By the written opinion of the trial court, upon which his order sustaining the demurrer was founded, he indicated that though there were defects quite visible in the complaint, yet they were such as should be more properly remedied by a motion to make more definite and certain rather than by demurrer, and by his order granted leave to the defendant to answer or to make such motion as it might be advised. Lawver v. Lynch, 191 Wis. 99, 210 N. W. 410.

Extending to this complaint, however, the extreme liberality nowadays required to be shown pleadings by statute (sec. 263.27) and by our decisions…