44 Wis. 274 | Wis. | 1878
The main questions and principles governing this case were fully considered by this court when the judgment upon the main issue was passed upon and reversed in Mohr v. Tulip, 40 Wis., 66; and the material facts and questions of the case must be held to be res adjudicates.
This decision and these directions, which were to govern the future proceedings in the case, are clear, explicit and unmistakable; and the learned circuit court has been most careful and judicious, upon the trial of this case, in giving them full application and effect.
The questions relating to the good faith of the respondent in purchasing the jnemises at the guardian’s sale, and to the matter of the homestead, were fairly submitted to the jury, and found in favor of the respondent.
We are unable to find any error in the rulings of the circuit court upon questions of evidence, or in the instructions to the jury, or in the findings of the jury, or in the judgment. The case is remarkable for its able and careful trial.