Welbes v. Dieter

Wisconsin Supreme Court

Welbes v. Dieter

72 N.W. 352, 97 Wis. 166, 1897 Wisc. LEXIS 18

Wisconsin Supreme Court·Decided September 28, 1897·Published

Opinion

The following opinion was filed October 8, 1897

Pee Cüeiam.

This is an appeal by the defendants Dieter and Johnson from an order, made on motion of the plaintiff, granting a new trial of the issues in the action so far as the same relate to the personal liability of Dieter, Johnson, and Eastman, upon the payment by the plaintiff to said defendants of the sum of $10 costs.

For the reason given in Davison v. Brown, 93 Wis. 85, we must hold that the order is not appealable. Ch. 380, Laws of 1897, has no application. The appeal is dismissed.

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The following opinion was filed October 8, 1897

Pee Cüeiam.

This is an appeal by the defendants Dieter and Johnson from an order, made on motion of the plaintiff, granting a new trial of the issues in the action so far as the same relate to the personal liability of Dieter, Johnson, and Eastman, upon the payment by the plaintiff to said defendants of the sum of $10 costs.

For the reason given in Davison v. Brown, 93 Wis. 85, we must hold that the order is not appealable. Ch. 380, Laws of 1897, has no application. The appeal is dismissed.

Welbes v. Dieter, 72 N.W. 352, 97 Wis. 166, 1897 Wisc. LEXIS 18 (Wis. 1897).

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