State v. Price

WYNN, Judge.

In State v. Strange, 58 N.C. App. 756, 757, 294 S.E.2d 403, 404 (1982) this Court found an indictment for larceny fatally defective because the words “Granville County Law Enforcement Association” did not import a legal entity capable of owning property. In this case, Defendant contends his convictions for larceny of parking meters cannot stand because the indictments named “City of Asheville Transit and Parking Services,” which is not a legal entity capable of owning property, as the owner. Finding this Court’s holding in Strange to be controlling, we agree; accordingly, we…