Pool v. City of Sheboygan
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the Court
*727BROWN, J.
¶ 1. Wisconsin Stat. § 893.80(lg) (2003-04)1 deals in part with how a governmental entity serves a notice of disallowance of a claim to a person who has filed a claim against it. This statute expressly states that a notice of disallowance must be served on the claimant by registered or certified mail. The statute is plain on its face, and there are policy reasons why we should hold governmental entities to strict compliance. Here, the notice of disallowance was served on the claimant's daughter. We hold that this will not do and reverse the circuit court's holding that strict…
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