Sturner v. Weitemeyer
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Appex\x from an order of the circuit court for Dodge county: James J. Diaic, Circuit Judge. Frederick Conrad Sander was bom February 1Y, 1814, in Germany, be being the illegitimate son of Caroline Weite-meyer and August Sander.
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Appex\x from an order of the circuit court for Dodge county: James J. Diaic, Circuit Judge. Frederick Conrad Sander was bom February 1Y, 1814, in Germany, be being the illegitimate son of Caroline Weite-meyer and August Sander. He died at Reeseville, Wisconsin, in the year 1896. He left a last will and testament, as follows: “I, Frederick Sander of the village of Reeseville, Dodge county, state of Wisconsin, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this my last will and testament — hereby revoking all former wills, bequests, and devises by me made. “First. It is my will…
1Opinion of the CourtMarshall, J.
Tbe motion to dismiss tbe appeal was properly denied. True, the statute (sec. 4031, Stats. 1898) governing tbe matter confines tbe right of appeal to parties aggrieved, and tbe manner of asserting it to tbe filing of a notice of appeal and undertaking with tbe county court witbin a specified time. True, also, in tbis case tbe form of tbe notice of appeal is that tbe authorized representative of tbe parties in interest “being aggrieved . . . hereby appeals.” But it is perfectly apparent that tbe principals' — 'the ones represented by tbe person signing tbe notice — were in fact aggrieved, and…
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