Norcott v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SPARKS, Circuit Judge.
The validity of this indictment was challenged by demurrer and by motion in arrest of judgment. It is contended by appellants tbat each count fails to aver the name or names of any person or persons to whom appellants are charged to have made any of the false representations, or who, relying thereon, parted with any money or property. It will be observed tbat each count named tbe person to whom representations and promises were made, but appellants insist that both allegations are necessary for the reason that each count is based on the second clause of section 215 of…
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