Rasmussen v. Jensen

3 N.W.2d 339, 240 Wis. 252, 1942 Wisc. LEXIS 93
Procedural entryThis page is a short order in Rasmussen v. Jensen. Read the opinion of the Court — 240 Wis. 242
Wisconsin Supreme Court·Decided March 9, 1942·Published

Opinion

Feitz, J.

As this action is brought to recover judgment against the same defendants upon virtually the same alleged factual basis for an amount to be paid to Lillian Rasmussen, which she seeks as plaintiff to recover from the same defendants in the companion case, above mentioned, and as the facts alleged in her complaint are insufficient to state a cause of action, they are likewise insufficient to state a cause of action in this case. Moreover, there are no facts alleged to show that Robert A. Rasmussen would be entitled to any relief herein even if there had been sufficient facts stated otherwise to constitute a cause of action in favor of Lillian Rasmussen. She had the status and rights of a creditor of the estate of the deceased, Matt A. Rasmussen, but the plaintiff, Robert M. Rasmussen, as the indorser or comaker of the note and a party against whom judgment thereon was also entered, but who had not made ány payment thereon or acquired any interest *254 therein, has no right whatever as such comaker-, indorser, or joint judgment debtor against the estate of Matt A. Rasmussen or the administrator thereof by reason of which the plaintiff can be held to have been damaged by Jensen’s acts or conduct as administrator.

By the Court. — Judgment affirmed.

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