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Taylor, J.
The only question in this case is, whether the. letter written by the defendant to the plaintiff, bearing date September 23, 1874, contains a sufficient promise to pay the note to take the case out of the statute of limitations. The letter of July 13,1865, can have no -bearing upon this question, as more tha... | [
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By the Court.
1. The conviction of the plaintiffs in error of the crime charged in the information cannot be disturbed, for want of testimony tending to show the felonious intent charged therein. There was sufficient proof of such intent to send that question to the jury.
2. Conceding that the plaintiffs in error enter... | [
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Cole, C. J.
This is an appeal by the Milwaukee & Northern Railroad Company from an order enjoining it fronnex-tending its road “to connect within three miles of the depot of the Milwaukee & Northern Railway Company, in the city of Menasha, with any other railway, so as to permit the passage of cars from one road to the... | [
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Cassoday, J.
This is an appeal from an order refusing to change the place of trial in this action from the circuit court for Monroe county, on the groiind that an impartial trial could not be had therein. Subdivision 2, sec. 2622, R. S., provides that “ the court, or the presiding judge thereof, may change the place of... | [
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Cole, C. J.
The first question reported by the learned circuit judge for our decision is this: “Was there a want of jurisdiction in the justice’s court, by reason of any defect in the justice’s judgment, which presented the circuit court from obtaining jurisdiction of the action by the appeal taken?” We are of the opin... | [
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Orton, J.
The answer of Moran is that he was an accommodation indorser of the two notes in suit, and sets up, substantially, — first, that the notes were never delivered by him or the maker; and secondly, that the notes were given by the principal .maker for a machine represented and warranted to answer certain uses an... | [
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Cole, C. J.
The plaintiffs claim title to the land in controversy under patents issued by the state. Their counsel contend that these patents afford presumptive evidence of title as against the defendant, who claims under tax deeds issued in tax proceedings instituted subsequent to the dates of the several patents. "We... | [
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Cole, C. J.
There is ample justification in the record for giving the plaintiff a lien upon the flouring-mill for the amount due him on his account. There is no controversy about the number of days he worked, or as to the value of his services; but it is insisted, upon the part of the appellants, that the evidence show... | [
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"Orton, J.\nThe mortgage to be foreclosed in this case was executed by the defendants,-as husband an(...TRUNCATED) | [-0.0647013708949089,-0.01896996796131134,-0.036681994795799255,-0.005461769178509712,0.043580632656(...TRUNCATED) |
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