Parke, Austin & Lipscomb, Inc. v. Sexauer

In the absence of a bill of exceptions this court is limited in its review to ascertaining whether the judgment is sustained by the pleadings and the findings. Mt. Morris v. Hill, 152 Wis. 116, 139 N. W. 734; Wolfe v. Furman, 142 Wis. 94, 124 N. W. 1039; Ellis v. Frawley, 165 Wis. 381, 161 N. W. 364; Hoff v. Hackett, 148 Wis. 32, 134 N. W. 132.

It is suggested by the respondent that since there is no bill of exceptions, and since there are no exhibits attached to the pleadings, the term “Exhibit 1” is unintelligible and that this court cannot know what Exhibit 1 was. Appellant contends that…