Cassemus v. State

The defendant was indicted, tried, and convicted of knowingly hindering, delaying, and defrauding, another, who was his landlord, and who had a lien on his store fixtures and goods for rent, by removing said property from the rented premises and thereby destroying the landlord’s lien on the property contained in the store of the defendant.

[1,2] On the trial of this case it appears that there were no objections to the evidence. The first insistence of error is directed to the remarks of the solicitor made to the court in his objection to the granting of the request of the defendant, who sought…