Commonwealth v. Brisbois

The defendant was found guilty on a complaint charging him with the larceny of a wooden frame building of less than $100 in value from the real estate of one Wilfred Trudeau. G. L. (Ter. Ed..) c. 266, § 44. This statute *127provides in part that “Whoever by a trespass, with intent to steal, takes and carries away anything which is parcel of the realty or is annexed thereto, the property of another and of value, against his will, shall be guilty of such simple or aggravated larceny as he would be guilty of if such property were personal property . . .

By deed dated January 29, 1930, the defendant…