Commander v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
BRICKEN, Presiding Judge.
There were originally two counts in the indictment, but count 2 was withdrawn and this appellant was tried upon count 1, which charged him with the offense of grand larceny. Specifically, that he feloniously took and’ carried away from a warehouse one peanut dropper of the value of $20 and one cotton planter of the value of $5, all of the aggregate value of $25, the personal property of J. E. Sasser. Upon the trial the value of the above-mentioned articles, as testified to by J. E. Sasser, the alleged injured party, was $15 for peanut dropper and $4 for the cotton…
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