Liesner v. Wanie
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of the circuit court for Shawano county: Johw Goodlastd, Circuit Judge. Action to - recover the body of a wolf said to have been mortally wounded by plaintiffs and reduced to possession thereafter by defendant. The evidence, as viewed by the trial court, was to this effect: Plaintiffs mortally wounded the wolf and had so followed up their attack on the animal as to substantially have it in their possession.
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Appeal from a judgment of the circuit court for Shawano county: Johw Goodlastd, Circuit Judge. Action to - recover the body of a wolf said to have been mortally wounded by plaintiffs and reduced to possession thereafter by defendant. The evidence, as viewed by the trial court, was to this effect: Plaintiffs mortally wounded the wolf and had so followed up their attack on the animal as to substantially have it in their possession. They had it where and in such condition and circumstances that escape was improbable, if not impossible. Then defendant came upon the scene and interfered by…
1Opinion of the CourtMaeshall, J.
Respondents’ counsel suggest the question of whether jurisdiction of the cause here is wanting because of failure to take the appeal within the two years limited therefor by serving the proper notice on the clerk of the circuit court', together with a proper undertaking and also filing the same with such clerk within such time.
The language of the section relied on is this:
“The time within which a writ of error may be issued or an appeal taken to obtain a review by the supreme court of any judgment or order in any civil action or special proceeding in a court of record, is limited to two years…
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