McCutcheon v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
Prom Clark Circuit Court; H. C. Montgomery, Judge, Prosecution by The State of Indiana against George L. McCutcheon and another. Prom a judgment of conviction, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtMyers, C. J.
Appellants were indicted under §2508 Burns 1908, Acts 1907 p. 100. The indictment charged that they did on or about March 24, 1908, “unlawfully offer for sale to Charles W. Marshall a certain horse for $165.90, which said horse was then and there diseased in this, to wit: That said horse was then and there broken-winded; that said George L. McCutcheon and Harry W. Martin then and there well knowing said horso to be broken-winded and diseased as aforesaid, did then and there conceal the existence of such disease from said Charles W. Marshall, to whom they were then and there offering said…
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