Taylor v. State

At the May term, 1922, of Wilkes superior court the grand jury returned a bill of indictment against Taylor, charging him with being a non-resident dealer in securities, and as such having, on September 24, 1920, sold to one Willingham, and with intent to defraud Willingham, certain bonds of the Cumberland Oil & Refining Company, without first having secured from the Georgia Securities Commission a license authorizing him to sell said bonds, as required by the act known as the Georgia securities law. Acts 1920, p. 250. This indictment was nol. pros’d for “an informality.” A second indictment…