State v. Huebner
Indiana Supreme Court
1Dissent
DISSENTING OPINION
Emmert, J.
It seems to me that appellee Huebner by a false pretense did obtain the signature of the judge to a written instrument with intent to defraud the city of Hammond as prohibited by the first offense defined in §10-2103, Burns’ 1942 Replacement. Appellee admits that the fact no money was charged as collected would not prevent the offense from being committed as prohibited by the statute.
The argument that a judgment is not a written instrument in Indiana, and that therefore a finding of facts and conclusions of law thereon, upon which the judgment must be based, is…
2Cases cited13 opinions
- Sanders v. StateIndiana Supreme Court · 1882
- Continental Casualty Co. v. LloydIndiana Supreme Court · 1905
- Lytle v. LytleIndiana Supreme Court · 1871
- State Ex Rel. Harp v. Vanderburgh Circuit CourtIndiana Supreme Court · 1949
- Davis v. PelleyIndiana Supreme Court · 1952
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