St. Vincent's Infant Asylum v. Central Wisconsin Trust Co.
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
The following opinion was filed January 2, 1926:
Vxnje, C. J.
Whether the circuit court should have refused to take jurisdiction because there was adequate relief to be had in the county court we do not need to decide. Wisdom v. Wisdom, 155 Wis. 434, 145 N. W. 126. It took jurisdiction, and it could do so irrespective of what was the better practice. Since the case is here and presumably all the' facts that can ever appear are before' us, we deem it proper to pass upon the issues.
Objections were made by defendants to the introduction of considerable testimony on the ground of .the incompetency…
2Cases cited3 opinions
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