State v. Meyer
Court of Appeals of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
Gernon, J.:
Otto Meyer appeals his conviction for issuing or delivering a forged instrument.
Meyer’s trial on forgery and issuing or delivering a forged instrument was to the court. The court found Meyer not guilty of forgery. The focal point of Meyer’s appeal is whether an in dividual can be found guilty at a trial to a judge of issuing or delivering a forged instrument, when the same court found the defendant not guilty of forging the same instrument.
This criminal case grew out of a landlord-tenant dispute between Robert Walker and Otto Meyer. Walker agreed to rent an apartment owned by…
2Cases cited38 opinions
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