Miller v. Belanger

When John Miller, the minor plaintiff, was about four years old he was struck by an automobile driven by defendant Belanger. He, by his guardian ad litem, and his father, plaintiff Joseph Miller, sued Belanger and his insurance carrier for their respective damages. A jury found that Belanger was guilty of no causal negligence and judgment dismissing the complaint was entered January 24, 1956. Notice of entry of judgment was served on plaintiffs the next day.

Sec. 270.47, Stats., provides:

“After judgment is perfected either party may serve upon the other a written notice of the entry thereof;…