701.13 (5) (a) In this subsection, "participate or intervene in any political campaign" includes the publishing or distributing of statements.

701.19 (4) (am) 4. As to For the period of time for which the business may be conducted and such any other conditions, restrictions, regulations, requirements and authorizations as the court orders.

701.19 (4) (e) Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as requiring a trustee to liquidate a business, including a business operated as a closely held corporation, when such action liquidating the business is not required by the creating instrument or other applicable law.

701.20 (4) (c) (intro.) On termination of an income interest, the following amounts shall be classified as income and treated as if received prior to the termination.:

701.20 (4) (d) 2. Income Except for corporate distributions to stockholders, income in the form of periodic payments (other than corporate distributions to stockholders), including interest, rent and annuities, shall be treated as accruing from day to day.

701.20 (5) (b) 1. (intro.) To legatees and devisees of specific property other than money, the income from the property bequeathed or devised to them less any of the following recurrent and other ordinary expenses attributable to the specific property: property

a. Property taxes (, excluding taxes prorated to the date of death), interest (.

b. Interest, excluding interest accrued to the date of death), income.

c. Income taxes (, excluding taxes on income in respect of a decedent, capital gains and any other income taxes chargeable against principal) which, that accrue during the period of administration, ordinary.

d. Ordinary repairs, and other expenses of management and operation of the property.

703.02 (15) "Unit" means a part of a condominium intended for any type of independent use, including one or more cubicles of air at one or more levels of space or one or more rooms or enclosed spaces located on one or more floors (, or parts thereof), in a building. A unit may include 2 or more noncontiguous areas.

704.29 (2) (a) In any claim against a tenant for rent and damages, or for either, the amount of recovery is reduced by the net rent obtainable by reasonable efforts to rerent the premises. Reasonable this subsection, "reasonable efforts" mean those steps which that the landlord would have taken to rent the premises if they had been vacated in due course, provided that such those steps are in accordance with local rental practice for similar properties.

(b) In any claim against a tenant for rent and damages, or for either, the amount of recovery is reduced by the net rent obtainable by reasonable efforts to rerent the premises. In the absence of proof that greater net rent is obtainable by reasonable efforts to rerent the premises, the tenant is credited with rent actually received under a rerental agreement minus expenses incurred as a reasonable incident of acts under sub. (4), including a fair proportion of any cost of remodeling or other capital improvements. In any case the landlord can recover, in addition to rent and other elements of damage, all reasonable expenses of listing and advertising incurred in rerenting and attempting to rerent (, except as taken into account in computing the net rent under the preceding sentence). If the landlord has used the premises as part of reasonable efforts to rerent, under sub. (4) (c), the tenant is credited with the reasonable value of the use of the premises, which is presumed to be equal to the rent recoverable from the defendant unless the landlord proves otherwise. If the landlord has other similar premises for rent and receives an offer from a prospective tenant not obtained by the defendant, it is reasonable for the landlord to rent the other premises for the landlord's own account in preference to those vacated by the defaulting tenant.

706.001 (title) Scope and construction.

706.01 Definitions. (intro.) In this chapter:

706.01 (4) A "conveyance" is "Conveyance" means a written instrument, evidencing a transaction governed by this chapter, which that satisfies the requirements of s. 706.02.

(5) "Conveyance of mineral interests" means any transaction under sub. s. 706.001 (1) entered into for the purpose of determining the presence, location, quality or quantity of metalliferous minerals or for the purpose of mining, developing or extracting metalliferous minerals, or both. Any transaction under sub. s. 706.001 (1) entered into by a mining company is rebuttably presumed to be a conveyance of mineral interests.

(6) "Grantor" means the person from whom an interest in lands passes by conveyance and includes, including, without limitation, lessors, vendors, mortgagors, optionors, releasors, assignors and trust settlors of interest in lands. "Grantee", and "grantee" means the person to whom such the interest in land passes. Whenever consistent with the context, reference to the interest of a party includes the interest of the party's heirs, successors, personal representatives and assigns.

(7) "Homestead", as used in this chapter, means the dwelling, and so much of the land surrounding it as is reasonably necessary for use of the dwelling as a home, but not less than one-fourth acre (, if available), and not exceeding 40 acres.

(7m) (intro.) "Interest in minerals" means any fee simple interest in minerals beneath the surface of land which that is:

(10) "Signed" includes any handwritten signature or symbol on a conveyance intended by the person affixing or adopting the same signature or symbol to constitute an execution of the conveyance.

706.02 (1) (intro.) Transactions under s. 706.01 706.001 (1) shall not be valid unless evidenced by a conveyance which that satisfies all of the following:

706.07 (5) (a) 1. A judge, clerk, or deputy clerk of a court;.

3. An officer of the foreign service or consular officer of the United States; or.

706.08 (1) (a) Every conveyance (except Except for patents issued by the United States or this state, or by the proper officers of either) which, every conveyance that is not recorded as provided by law shall be void as against any subsequent purchaser, in good faith and for a valuable consideration, of the same real estate or any portion thereof of the same real estate whose conveyance shall first be duly is recorded first.

708.10 (1) (g) "Transaction" means a transaction under s. 706.01 706.001 (1), including a refinancing of an existing indebtedness that is secured by a mortgage on real property, except that "transaction" does not include an open end credit plan as defined under 15 USC 1602 (i).

765.02 (2) If a person is between the age of 16 and 18 years, a marriage license may be issued with the written consent of the person's parents, guardian, custodian under s. 767.23 (1) or 767.24, or parent having the actual care, custody and control of the person. The written consent must be given before the county clerk under oath, or certified in writing and verified by affidavit (or affirmation) before a notary public or other official authorized to take affidavits. The written consent shall be filed with the county clerk at the time of application for a marriage license. If there is no guardian, parent or custodian or if the custodian is an agency or department, the written consent may be given, after notice to any agency or department appointed as custodian and hearing proper cause shown, by the court having probate jurisdiction.

765.05 Marriage license; by whom issued. No person may be joined in marriage within this state until a marriage license has been obtained for that purpose from the county clerk of the county in which one of the parties has resided for at least 30 days immediately prior to making application therefor. If both parties are nonresidents of the state, the marriage license may be obtained from the county clerk of the county where the marriage ceremony is to be performed. If one of the persons is a nonresident of the county where the marriage license is to issue, the nonresident's part of the application may be completed and sworn to (or affirmed) before the person authorized to accept such marriage license applications in the county and state in which the nonresident resides.

765.09 (3) (a) Each party applicant for a marriage license shall present satisfactory, documentary proof of identification and residence and shall swear ( to or affirm) to the application before the clerk who is to issue the marriage license or the person authorized to accept such marriage license applications in the county and state where the party resides. The application shall contain the social security number of each party, as well as any other informational items that the department of health and family services directs. The portion of the marriage application form that is collected for statistical purposes only shall indicate that the address of the marriage license applicant may be provided by a county clerk to a law enforcement officer under the conditions specified under s. 765.20 (2).

(b) Each applicant for a marriage license under 30 years of age shall exhibit to the clerk a certified copy of a birth certificate, and any applicants each applicant shall submit a copy of any judgments judgment or a death certificate affecting the applicant's marital status. If such any applicable birth certificate, death certificate or judgment is unobtainable, other satisfactory documentary proof of the requisite facts therein may be presented in lieu thereof of the birth certificate, death certificate or judgment. Whenever the clerk is not satisfied with the documentary proof presented, he or she shall submit the same, for an opinion as to the sufficiency of the proof, presented proof to a judge of a court of record in the county of application for an opinion as to its sufficiency.

765.16 Marriage contract, how made; officiating person. (intro.) Marriage may be validly solemnized and contracted in this state only after a marriage license has been issued therefor, and only in the following manner: by the mutual declarations of the 2 parties to be joined in marriage that they take each other as husband and wife, made before a duly an authorized officiating person and in the presence of at least 2 competent adult witnesses other than such the officiating person, that they take each other as husband and wife. The following are duly authorized to be officiating persons:

(1) Any ordained member of the clergy of any religious denomination or society who continues to be such an ordained member of the clergy ;.

(2) Any licentiate of a denominational body or an appointee of any bishop serving as the regular member of the clergy of any church of the denomination to which the member of the clergy belongs, if not restrained from so doing by the discipline of the church or denomination; .

(3) The 2 parties themselves, by such mutual declarations that they take each other as husband and wife, in accordance with the customs, rules and regulations of any religious society, denomination or sect to which either of said the parties may belong;.

799.14 (1) Petition; hearing; trial on merits. In any action, where service of summons is made by mailing, a defendant, at any time within 15 days of receiving actual knowledge of the pendency of the action or of the entry of judgment against the defendant (, if judgment has been entered), but not more than one year after judgment was entered, may, by written verified petition, on forms provided by the court, petition to set aside the judgment if one has been entered and for an opportunity to be heard upon the merits. Thereupon the court shall set the matter for hearing at a time that will give the parties reasonable opportunity to appear and, if judgment has been entered, shall stay all proceedings on the judgment. At the time of the hearing the questions raised by the petition shall first be heard and determined by the court. If the court grants the petition, the court shall proceed to try the matter upon the merits or, if judgment has been entered, shall vacate the judgment and proceed to try the matter upon the merits. If the court denies the petition, it shall, if judgment has been entered, revoke its order staying proceedings thereon or, if a judgment has not been entered, it may give the defendant opportunity to be heard upon the merits.

805.07 (6) (title) Motion hearing procedure.

807.13 (4) (title) Notice; reporting; stipulation; waivers; etc. effect of actions taken; access.

809.25 (1) (a) 1. Against the appellant before the court of appeals when the appeal is dismissed or the judgment or order affirmed;.

2. Against the respondent before the court of appeals when the judgment or order is reversed;.

3. Against the petitioner before the supreme court when the judgment of the court of appeals is affirmed by the supreme court;.