JAY v. State

Appellants were charged by affidavit with first degree burglary and after a jury trial were convicted of entering to commit a felony for which they were sentenced one to ten years in the Indiana Reformatory.

Appellant Gipson has heretofore filed motion to dismiss the appeal as to him, and this Court has sustained said motion and the appeal is therefore dismissed as to appellant Gipson.

Appellant Jay first contends the verdict is contrary to law for the reason that there was insufficient evidence to prove the George Koch Realty Corporation owned the dwelling house burglarized. The affidavit in…