The Law Reports volume 1
The Law Reports volume 1
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C. C. 395.
VOL. L] MICH. TERM, XXXIII VICT. 209 prisoner knew that this was so, but pretended that she had made 1869 a bid for the cloth. He went up to her and intimidated her, for THE QUEEN she says in her evidence that she was afraid of him. She was told ' McGBATII.
that she should not leave the room, unless she paid for the cloth. In consequence of being thus frightened by the prisoner, and of his threat that she should not leave the room, she paid the money. The meaning of the finding of th...e jury must bo taken to be, that she did not pay the money voluntarily. She was induced to do so by a subterfuge, and also by a threat of what might have amounted to personal violence. Under these circumstances she parted with the money against her will. The question is, whether on these facts the prisoner was properly convicted of larceny.
There are several definitions of larceny. Bracton (Lib. 3, c. 32) defines it thus : " Furtum est contractatio rei alienae fraudulenta cum animo furandi invito illo cujus res ilia fuerit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. C. 395.
VOL. L] MICH. TERM, XXXIII VICT. 209 prisoner knew that this was so, but pretended that she had made 1869 a bid for the cloth. He went up to her and intimidated her, for THE QUEEN she says in her evidence that she was afraid of him. She was told ' McGBATII.
that she should not leave the room, unless she paid for the cloth. In consequence of being thus frightened by the prisoner, and of his threat that she should not leave the room, she paid the money. The meaning of the finding of th...e jury must bo taken to be, that she did not pay the money voluntarily. She was induced to do so by a subterfuge, and also by a threat of what might have amounted to personal violence. Under these circumstances she parted with the money against her will. The question is, whether on these facts the prisoner was properly convicted of larceny.
There are several definitions of larceny. Bracton (Lib. 3, c. 32) defines it thus : " Furtum est contractatio rei alienae fraudulenta cum animo furandi invito illo cujus res ilia fuerit.
What to read after The Law Reports volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Chandos Leigh to read onlineMoreLess
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