Mosing v. Hagen
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBeilfuss, J.
Basically there are three issues presented by this appeal:(1) Does sec. 262.13 (3), Stats., require the court to declare the service of the summons void?(2) Did the deposit of the summons together with the transcription of a discovery deposition in a sealed envelope with the clerk of court constitute filing?(3) Was sec. 262.13 (3), Stats., properly noticed for hearing and is it a valid rule of court?
Sec. 262.13, Stats., in part, provides:
“Summons, filing. (1) The summons shall be filed with the clerk of the court in which the action is brought and the clerk’s fee and state suit tax, if…
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