Why would Wis SC order costs to opposing party when they never made an appearance?
Review section 809.25 of the Wisconsin statutes, and apply the relevant subsection(s) to the procedural history of you case.
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Review section 809.25 of the Wisconsin statutes, and apply the relevant subsection(s) to the procedural history of you case.
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