Binzel v. Oconomowoc Brewing Co.

Prior to the entry of judgment and on October 28, 1936, the attorneys for the Oconomowoc Brewing Company announced in open court that they had no objection to the judgment being entered, but only wanted to be heard on the matter of the period of redemption. Thereupon, certain testimony was offered as to the value of the property and premises in question. It appears that the total amount due the plaintiff, as of October 28, 1936, for principal, interest, and taxes was $48,385.03. The testimony discloses a wide difference of opinion as to the then value of the brewery building, excluding the…