133 Wis. 125 | Wis. | 1907
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 several papers described. The certificate of the clerk of the circuit court is to the effect that the annexed and foregoing are the original notice of appeal and undertaking, the original order mentioned in said notice of appeal, and all the original papers used by each party on the application for the order appealed from. In the papers described as aforesaid is a description of the judgment by quoting therefrom as follows:
“The said defendant, William Schultz, pay to the plaintiff, Augusta Schultz, the sum of $1,500 as alimony and as her just and equitable share of their property both real and personal, said alimony or allowance to be for the full pay*127 ment of all claims tliat the plaintiff may have against the defendant for her support or the support of their said child, Iledwig Schultz, and said sum of $1,500 shall he in lieu of all alimony and attorney’s fees heretofore ordered and for the costs of this action; that the defendant, .William Schultz, pay to the plaintiff, Augusta Schultz, the said $1,500 within thirty days after the service of a copy of this judgment upon him, the said William Schultz-; that said payment of the said $1,500 be charged as a lien upon the following described real estate of the defendant, to wit, lot ISTo. 16 in block ISTo. 14 in Plankinton’s addition in the Uinth ward of the city of Milwaukee, with the dwelling house thereon; that the custody of the infant child of the parties he and is, hereby awarded to the plaintiff; and that upon the neglect or refusal of the defendant to make such payment as is hereby adjudged, the plaintiff, upon filing an affidavit showing such failure or refusal, may apply to the court for an order for the enforcement of the same in such manner as to the court may seem proper.”
A motion was made upon notice to appellant by the' respondent for the enforcement of this judgment. The court •ordered it enforced by execution sale. The execution was delivered to the sheriff March 30, 1905. The premises were •sold under execution May 22, 1905, to the respondent for the sum of $1,600. September 18, 1906, a sheriff’s deed was issued to the respondent on such sale and she demanded possession of the premises in question, which possession was refused, whereupon she applied for the writ of assistance in question. The execution, as described in the petition for the writ of assistance, seems to have been a general execution. It further appeared that upon the motion for the enforcement of the judgment above quoted the appellant appeared and resisted the motion upon the ground that the premises in question were his homestead, but this objection was overruled and the writ of execution allowed. Upon the. motion for writ of assistance the appellant again appeared in opposition and showed that the premises in question constituted' his homestead. Upon this hearing reference was made in the
By the Court. — The order of the circuit court is affirmed.