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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 19 — General duties of public officials

19.22 Proceedings to compel the delivery of official property.

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19.22 Proceedings to compel the delivery of official property.
(1)If any public officer refuses or neglects to deliver to his or her successor any official property or things as required in s. 19.21 , or if the property or things shall come to the hands of any other person who refuses or neglects, on demand, to deliver them to the successor in the office, the successor may make complaint to any circuit judge for the county where the person refusing or neglecting resides. If the judge is satisfied by the oath of the complainant and other testimony as may be offered that the property or things are withheld, the judge shall grant an order directing the person so refusing to show cause, within some short and reasonable time, why the person should not be compelled to deliver the property or things.
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