Pinney v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
Prom the Monroe Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtJordan, J.
The record in this appeal discloses that “Isaac Penny” was tried and convicted of the crime of having obtained certain property by means of false pretenses and was sentenced by the judgment of the lower court to. be confined in the state prison. It appears from the notice of appeal served upon the proper officers,'and also from the assignment of errors in this court, that the case is prosecuted in the name of “Isaac Pinney.” . The State contends that therefore no question is presented, for the reason that the alleged errors are not assigned in the name of “Isaac .Penny”, the proper appellant,…
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