44 Wis. 597 | Wis. | 1878
This action upon a promissory note was commenced on the 11th of January, 1878, by service of summons
Again, it is said that no notice of the application for judgment was given the defendant’s attorney. As the complaint was verified, none was necessary. Trumbull v. Peck, 17 Wis., 265; Bonnell v. Gray, 36 id., 574. “When the complaint is not sworn to, then there is an assessment of damages by the clerk, notice of which is proper. But in Bonnell v. Gray it was held that an assessment without notice in such a case was but a formal irregularity, which, of itself, would not operate to reverse the judgment.
By the Court. — The judgment of the circuit court is affirmed.