Cordova v. Gutierrez
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Dieterich, J.(1) The first cause of action. Appellant contends that the six-year limitation prescribed by sec. 330.19 (3), Stats., 1 applies to the first cause of action. That section, taken in conjunction with sec. 330.14, provides a six-year limitation for an action on any contract, express or implied, except those mentioned in secs. 330.16 and 330.18 (actions upon certain types of sealed instruments). Appellant’s argument is that the services rendered to the respondents were not “personal” within the meaning of the two-year statute (sec. 330.21 (5)) 2 dealing with actions to recover…
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