Kaminsky v. Milwaukee Acceptance Corp.

We deem the controlling issues to be:

1. Is the evidence sufficient to sustain the trial court’s belief that the appellant could produce the records sought?

2. Is this case a proper case for the invocation of sec. 295.02, Stats., providing for summary punishment?

Mr. Kaminsky’s defense before the circuit court consisted of an absolute denial of possession of the records sought and denial of knowledge of their whereabouts. He argues on appeal, therefore, that he is being compelled to do something which is not within his power to do.

Appellant is correct in his assertion that it is essential in…