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· 6/10/1913

Blackburn v. Irvine

Citations

  • 229 U.S. 622
  • 33 S. Ct. 1050
  • 57 L. Ed. 1355
  • 1913 U.S. LEXIS 2702

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  • upholding a false pretenses conviction where the victim loaned money to the defendant so he could buy clothes for his family because “[t]he lender intend[ed] to pass both title to and possession of the loan proceeds”

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