Becket v. Sterrett
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Fayette Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Süklivan, J.
The declaration charges the defendant below with speaking of the plaintiff these words: “You pilfeied money out of the store, and I can prove it.”—“You stole money.” The defendant pleaded not guilty.
On the trial, one witness proved that he heard Bechet say to Sterrett, you pilfered or filched money.- Whether he said pilfered or filched, the witness could not recollect.- At the" time of speaking the words, the parties were examining certain books of accounts and comparing them. They had been partners in a store before that time; and the books and accounts they were examining and…
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