State v. . Friddle

The court, in the course of its charge, instructed the jury as follows:

“The court did instruct you and again instructs you, that if a person takes property with the consent of the owner or breaks into a building with the consent of the owner, that he might be guilty of some other crime, but he would not be guilty of breaking and entering or larceny. But the court likewise instructs that if a person takes the property of another with the consent of his employee or some other person connected with the actual owner, that would not relieve a person of all of the other elements of larceny or…