Stats., review of a decision by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Because we conclude that a judgment in a ch. 227 review may not be vacated under sec. 806.07(1) (g) or (h), Stats., we reverse and remand for further proceedings consistent with this opinion.
The DNR approved a plan submitted by the Village of Saukville to extend water and sewer service to the industrial plant of plaintiff Charter Manufacturing Company, Inc. (Charter). Approval was conditioned on passage of a village ordinance prohibiting further sewer connections until an expanded sewage treatment facility was placed in operation. The village passed the ordinance.
The Council commenced an action against the DNR for ch. 227, Stats., review of DNR's approval. The village was a party to that action but Charter was not. TheImage copyright PA

The UK government is on track to raise a record amount of tax from property sales, despite a fall in the number of home sales.

Official figures show that £7.7bn has been raised from stamp duty land tax (SDLT) during the first eight months of the 2016-17 financial year.

That is 12% more than was raised during the same period the year before.

But this has come despite a 10% drop in the number of homes being sold in the UK.

Between April and November this year, 782,000 homes were sold, down from the 868,000 sold in the same eight months of the previous financial year.

Even if that trend continues, the exchequer's revenue from stamp duty may still exceed the previous record of £10.7bn raised during 2015-16.

Big changes

The increased tax