Bracey v. State

Citations

• 64 Miss. 26

Syllabus

<p>Fame Pbetenses. Money obtained by one on representations of another. Case of latter.</p> <p>B., a circuit clerk, issued a false and fraudulent witness certificate, which, he put in the hands of W. W. offered to sell the certificate to F., who, upon B.’s representation that the certificate was all right, bought it. ÍTo part of the money paid therefor was received by B. Meld, that if W. acted honestly, and B. received none of the money paid for the certificate, the latter was not guilty of obtaining money byjfalse pretenses.</p>