96 Wis. 625 | Wis. | 1897
By sec. 58, ch. 326, Laws of 1889, as amended by sec. 27, ch. 312, Laws of 1893, it was provided that -‘no action shall be maintained by any person, against any city organized under the provisions of this act, upon any claim: or demand of any hind or character whatsoever, until such person shall have first presented his claim or demand to the common council for allowance, and the same shall have been disallowed, in whole or in part;” and sec. 59, ch. 326, Laws of 1889, provides that “ the determination of the common council disallowing in whole or in part any claim shall be final and conclusive, and a bar to any action in any court founded on such claim, unless an appeal be taken from the decision of such common council, as in this act provided.” By
The failure of the court to find on the plea in abatement, effect having been properly given to the same matter in bar, cannot be regarded as an error prejudicial to the plaintiff. A formal finding, sustaining the answer in abatement, would
It follows that the judgment of the circuit court ivas rightly given for the defendant.
By the Court.— The judgment of the circuit court is affirmed.