Court Opinion

ID: 9518759
Source: CourtListenerOpinion
Date Created: 2023-08-07 01:01:27.905843+00
Date Added: 2024-06-11T12:31:04.605073
License: Public Domain

Per Curiam
(on motion for rehearing). On rehearing, appellant submits to this court a copy of Milwaukee City Ordinance 2-235.5 as it appeared in the Daily Reporter on January 2, 1964. The ordinance as published therein contains a specific repealing clause which is absent from the ordinance as it appears in the Milwaukee Code of Ordinances. Therefore, appellant requests that the court modify its opinion to hold that appellant, on the basis of the ordinance as published in the Daily Reporter, has a cause of action.
Appellant’s contention comes too late in that it is based on information that is not part of the record. The court’s decision was based on the ordinance as it appears in the Milwaukee Code of Ordinances and as it was presented to the court by the parties on appeal. Thus appellant’s motion for rehearing must be denied, without costs.
However, we conclude that appellant is not precluded by the ruling in this case from proceeding with a new action wherein he can attempt to establish that the ordinance as passed by the Milwaukee city council contained a specific repealing clause and that on the basis of that ordinance he has a cause of action.