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Anderson v. State

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  • 356 So. 2d 382

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  • “It is ... well-settled that a legal tenant who occupies the burglarized premises at the time of the offense is the ‘owner’ thereof under the burglary statute .... ”
  • “It is well-settled that a legal tenant who occupies the burglarized premises at the time of the offense is the ‘owner’ thereof under the burglary statute, not the unoccupying fee title holder or lessor.”
  • “One of the essential elements of the crime of burglary relevant here is that the burglarized structure or conveyance must be that of another; that is, it must be lawfully possessed at the time of the of fense by someone other than the defendant.”

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Judges: Barkdull, Hubbart and Kehoe

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