Waukesha State Bank v. Village of Wales
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtNettesheim, J.
The Village of Wales appeals from a declaratory summary judgment in favor of the Waukesha State Bank. The judgment invalidated a lien in favor of the Village against certain real property purchased by the bank at a sheriffs sale in a foreclosure action. The lien was authorized by a village ordinance providing that a forfeiture judgment based on a zoning violation constitutes a lien against the defendant's property retroactive to the date of violation.
The principal issue on appeal is whether the lien is recognized by § 62.23(7)(f)l, STATS., which sets out a village's enforcement and remedy…
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