Claughton v. State

E. N. Claughton was charged with larceny after trust, in that after having been entrusted by H. E. Taylor with thirty shares of stock of the Georgia Power Company of a named value, for the purpose of borrowing money on said stock and using proceeds thereof for the use and benefit of the owner, H. E. Taylor, he did, wrongfully, fraudulently, and feloniously convert the money so borrowed for the use of IT. E. Taylor to his, Claughton’s, own use. Without attempting to set out the very voluminous evidence introduced, we think it sufficient to say that the evidence supports the verdict.

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