Wis. Stat. § 63.13

Certification of payrolls

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63.1363.13 Certification of payrolls. No payment for personal services of any officer or employee in the classified service of any county wherein ss. 63.01 to 63.16 are applicable shall be made by any county officer unless the commission has certified that the officer or employee claiming such payment is holding a position legally under the provisions of said ss. 63.01 to 63.16 and the rules of the commission. Such certification shall be required on each and every payroll for each and every office and position in the county service, which is subject to the provisions of said ss. 63.01 to 63.16. County officers making payments in violation of this section shall be liable for the full amount thus paid and shall be deemed guilty of a violation of the provisions of said ss. 63.01 to 63.16, and subject to the penalties provided in s. 63.17.

63.13 HistoryHistory: 1991 a. 316.

Notes of Decisions

Cited in 4 cases, 1931–2004 · leading case: Gentilli v. Board of the Police & Fire Commissioners

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Gentilli v. Board of the Police & Fire Commissioners (2004) wis · cites it 2× “Fire & Police Commissioners of Milwaukee, 13 the court concluded that statutory appeal under Wis. Stat. § 63.13 (5)(i) provided an exclusive procedure for a circuit court to determine certain issues, namely whether a board's action was arbitrary, oppressive, or unreasonable, and…”

Gentilli v. BOARD OF POLICE AND FIRE COMMISSIONERS (2004) wis · cites it 3× “Fire & Police Commissioners of Milwaukee, [13] the court concluded that statutory appeal under Wis. Stat. § 63.13 (5)(i) provided an exclusive procedure for a circuit court to determine certain issues, namely whether a board's action was arbitrary, oppressive, or unreasonable,…”

State ex rel. Oaks v. Brown (1933) wis “Sec. 63.13, Stats., provides: “Any city which shall have adopted the provisions of this chapter may abandon the same and reorganize under the provisions of chapter 62 [aldermanic form] or 64 [manager form], or under a home rule charter by proceeding in accordance with the…”

State ex rel. Coyle v. Richter (1931) wis “The proceedings to abandon the commission form of city government are governed by sec. 63.13, Stats., which reads as follows: “(1) Any city which shall have adopted the provisions of this chapter may abandon the same and reorganize under the provisions of chapter 62 or 64, or…”

— Wis. Stat. § 63.13(5)(i) — 1 case

Gentilli v. BOARD OF POLICE AND FIRE COMMISSIONERS (2004) wis “Fire & Police Commissioners of Milwaukee, [13] the court concluded that statutory appeal under Wis. Stat. § 63.13 (5)(i) provided an exclusive procedure for a circuit court to determine certain issues, namely whether a board's action was arbitrary, oppressive, or unreasonable,…”

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