Corwith v. State Bank
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPEAL FROM CIRCUIT COURT, LA FAYETTE COUNTY. After the reversal of the order of the circuit court in this cause, as reported in 8 Wis., 376, and the remission to the circuit court, the counsel for the defendant again moved to set aside the sales upon the executions. The motion now made was placed upon other grounds than the former motion. The motion was granted by the court, and the plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
Cole, J.
Within the decisions of this court in Pierce vs. Kneeland, 9 Wis., 23; and Hill vs. Hoover, id., 15, we cannot see how we can affirm the order in this case. A previous motion was made in the circuit court of La Fay-ette county to set aside the sales under the execution, &c., and that motion was sustained. From the order setting aside the sales, appeals were duly taken to this court, and upon the hearing of the appeals the orders of the circuit court setting aside the sales, were reversed. But in reversing those orders no leave was granted to the respondent to renew the…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Pierce v. KneelandWisconsin Supreme Court · 1859
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