In Re Huyler

Upon the representation that he is illegally confined in the state prison, petitioner I-Iuyler was granted a writ of habeas corpus under R. 8. 2:82-l, et seq.

The return made by the principal keeper of the prison sets forth that petitioner entered the prison on January 3d, 1940, under separate sentences on two convictions in the Passaic Quarter Sessions for “breaking, entering, larceny and receiving,” each for the maximum term of five years and the minimum term of three years, to run consecutively, or a sentence in the aggregate of six to ten years; that this was petitioner’s “third sentence”…