Schwartz v. Schwartz

Upon reviewing the record we are convinced that the evidence not only warranted the jury’s findings, but entitled plaintiff to a directed verdict on the issues submitted. There is no substantial conflict in the evidence as to the crucial facts involved in the determination of those issues. It is not sufficient for the issuance of a warrant, under sec. 362.03, Stats., that there has been an utterance of a threat to commit an offense against the property or person of another. It must appear upon examination by the magistrate, before the warrant can be issued, “that there is just cause to fear…