117 Wis. 445
Decided April 17, 1903
Wisconsin Supreme Court · decided 1903-04-17
The petition malees to appear that in a suit upon two promissory notes of $5,000 each, brought by Brown & Riley against the applicant, a special verdict was rendered in the superior court of Milwaukee county, finding that the notes were executed and delivered as security merely for the payment by the defendant to the plaintiffs of whatever sum he might realize upon his' one-sixth interest in a certain purchase of lands, up to the amount of the notes.
Cited by 1 later decisions — most recently May 1908
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Relies on State ex rel. City of Milwaukee v. Ludwig
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Denied · Decided 1903-04-17
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¶1The order and judgment, which, according to the petition, the superior court intends to make, are entirely within its jurisdiction. If erroneous, they will be promptly reviewable on appeal from the judgment. Hence no justification appears for the exercise of the superintending and supervisory power of this court. State ex rel. Milwaukee v. Ludwig, 106 Wis. 226, 82 N. W. 158.
¶2Application denied.