Webster v. Stadden
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPEAL FROM CIRCUIT COURT, ROCK COUNTY. The printed case referred to in the opinion of the court, disclosed the facts that the plaintiffs commenced suit against the defendant, before the Code, by filing declaration on the money counts, and giving a copy of the note signed by the defendant alone on which the action was founded, with a notice that the note would be read in evidence under it. To this the defendant pleaded the general issue..
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APPEAL FROM CIRCUIT COURT, ROCK COUNTY. The printed case referred to in the opinion of the court, disclosed the facts that the plaintiffs commenced suit against the defendant, before the Code, by filing declaration on the money counts, and giving a copy of the note signed by the defendant alone on which the action was founded, with a notice that the note would be read in evidence under it. To this the defendant pleaded the general issue.. The case was tried by the circuit judge without a jury; and upon the evidence the judge found the following as facts. 1. That the promissory note upon which…
1Opinion of the Court
*227By the Court,
Smith J.
We have no return of the clerk here, of the proceedings of the court below. The whole record here before us consists of a printed case, with the following indorsement on the cover, viz: “ Wé hereby stipulate that this printed- case shall be filed as a return of the clerk of the circuit court to this appeal; and shall constitute the record in Supreme Court; and we hereby expressly waive all objections to irregularities and informalities in this appeal. January 1, 1859.
(Signed) M. H. CARPENTER,
For appellant.
“ By this stipulation we wish to be understood that the record is…
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