Schultz v. Schultz
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Appeal from an order of the circuit court for Milwaukee ■■county: James J. Dick, Judge. The appeal is from an order allowing a writ of assistance.
1Opinion of the CourtTimlin, J.
The order appealed from recites that the motion,for the writ came on to be heard on the petition of Augusta BchiCltz, the filing of an affidavit of prejudice against all the circuit judges for Milwaukee county by the appellant, the calling in of the Honorable J. J. Dick, circuit judge of the Thirteenth circuit, to hear, try, and determine the motion, the appearances for the parties, the filing of a reply to said petition, and the filing of an answer to said reply; but does not refer to any other papers, and does not expressly recite that the order for the writ of assistance was made upon the…
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