The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04
Published March 2, 1872. |
CHAPTER 9t-GEyrpAI

AN ACT relating to the recovery Of lands illegal
~ sold by executors, administrators and guar
dians.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. a purchaser in good faith of land
from any executor. administrator or guardian, In
case his conveyance Is declared void at the suut
of any heir, devsee or next Of kin, ward per-
son claiming under them or either
chase money Daid by him. so far as the same is
been applied in payment of the debts OF the dc
ccdent under whom such heir. devisee Or next
OF Kin Claims sncA land, or so far as the purchase
money has been applied for the use and benefit OF
the ward heir, degisee or next of
kin whose land has been sold and in case
such purchaser has conveyed such land those
holding through him shall he entitled to such lien,
and the amount thereof and interes. shall be add
ed to the value of the improvements made by the
purchaser and those holding through HIM, and
! judgment snail be rendered for the same in pur-
suance of section thirty-one OF chapter one hun
dred and forty-one OF the revised statutes.
Sec ,. This act shall take effect from and after
lis passage and publication.
Approved February IS, 1872. COPY.
Published March 3 1872.
CHAPTER 2o-GENERAL.
AN ACT relating to the limitation of actions and
amendatory OF section Is of chapter 13S of the
revised statutes.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, Go enact as follows:
Section /. Section thirteen OF chapter one hun
dred and thlrty-eight of the revised statutes Is
hereby amended so as 10 reud as follows: Section
ID. Ii person entitled to commence any action
for the recovery OF real property or to make any
entry defense founded on the title to real prop
ery or to rar 5 services out of The same be- at
the time such title shall first descend or accrue
either-frst within the age OF twenty-one years :;
or, second, insane third, imprisoned on crm-
nal charge, or in execution upon conviction of q
criminal ofense, FOR term less than for life; the
| time during which such disability shall continue
shalt not be deemed any portion of the time in ths
| chapter limited FOR the commencement of such
action, or the making of such entry defense
commenced.
defense made after the time limited and within
five years after the disability shall cease, after
under such disability; but such action shall not
be commenced, or entry or defense made afSr that
| period.
Sec y This act shall take effect and be in force
| from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March /, 1872. @-CoPY.
! Published March ,, 1872
| CHAPTER 27-GENERAL.
! IN ACT to amend chapter ffty-fvc of the gen
ticn Jour of chapter fourteen OF the revised
statutes, N relation TO removals from Office.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
! in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. Section one OF chapter ftty-fye Of the
| general laws of 1866, ls hereby amended as 10
read Gs follows Section four of chapter fourteen
OF the revised statutes is hereby amended by ad
/ ding thereto the following Dr0Ciaed yuYther
that the governor may i'll his discretion, before
| taking action upon shy SUCH charges made to hin
agains any sUch officer, require the person per
! sons Masking such co;rges, 10 execute and deliver
10 the governor boLd n the penalty of one .hou
! sand dollars. with one or more sureLics to DO ap
proved by him, conditional conditioned for pay
menr lin case such officer shall noI be removed)
! all costs and expenses actually incurred by the
state and such officer, IN the examination anC
hearing OF the case pr0tided, FURTHER, that sucf
! bond shall he prosecuted by the attorney genera
pei IRE any court having jurisdiction, Tor the ben
eft OF the state and the officer complained of, o.
his legal representatives, only In cases when tht
yJveCor shall certify IN writing tnat the charge
against such vflicer were malicious or withpu
probable cause
Sec , This act shall take effect and be in fore
! from and after its passage.
Approved February Is, 1872. * CoPI.