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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 821 — Uniform certification of questions of law rule

821.03 Contents of certification order.

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821.03 Contents of certification order. A certification order shall set forth:
(1)The questions of law to be answered; and
(2)A statement of all facts relevant to the questions certified and showing fully the nature of the controversy in which the questions arose.
821.03 Note Judicial Council Note, 1982: The certification order in the statement of facts should present all of the relevant facts. The purpose is to give the answering court a complete picture of the controversy so that the answer will not be given in a vacuum. The certifying court could include exhibits, excerpts from the record, summary of the facts found by the court, and any other document which will be of assistance to the answering court. [Re Order effective January 1, 1983]
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