BESINGER v. McLOUGHLIN


257 Wis. 56 (1950)

BESINGER, Respondent, vs. McLOUGHLIN, Appellant.

Supreme Court of Wisconsin.

May 2, 1950.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

For the appellant there was a brief by William F. Morris, attorney, and Albert S. Vanden Heuvel of counsel, both of De Pere, and oral argument by Mr. Vanden Heuvel.

For the respondent there was a brief by Boex & Frederickson, attorneys, and Evrard & Evrard and Joseph P. Holman of counsel, all of Green Bay, and oral argument by Bert E. Frederickson.


BROWN, J.

The defendant's appeal states the following propositions for our consideration:

1. There is no evidence of an obligation by defendant to furnish heat and hot water, and the temporary stoppage of heat did not permanently and materially deprive plaintiff of the use of the premises. The interval when the heat was cut off was comparatively short and as to heat we need not decide whether it was so substantial a wrongful act as to amount to an eviction...

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