13 Wis. 224 | Wis. | 1860
By the Court,
The question involved in this case is almost identical with that involved in Howard vs.
It is contended tbat tbe second order was null and void, because tbe county judge was not authorized to extend bis own time, but “tbe time allowed by law.” This position is answered by tbe case of Howard vs. Boorman, supra. Still, we may remark tbat tbe time fixed by tbe county judge was tbat fixed by law, and tbat in enlarging it, be was enlarging tbat “ allowed by law.”
It is furthermore contended tbat tbe second order was void because by section 29 of chapter 140, it is declared tbat “ no order to stay proceedings for a longer period than twenty
The order appealed from is reversed, and the cause remanded for further proceedings.