Kaufman v. State

Saul Kaufman, of Baltimore, a dealer in dressed poultry, was charged on three indictments with having unlawfully obtained poultry and money from Julian B. Carrick, a dealer in live poultry, in violation of the Worthless Check Act. Code Supp. 1947, art. 27, sec. 152.

The first indictment charged that on December 28, 1950, appellant unlawfully obtained from Carrick 9,814 pounds of chickens and $13.36 in cash by means of a check drawn by Edward Seidman and endorsed by ap pellant. There was a discrepancy on the check between the figure and the amount written in words, but it was clearly understood…