Texas Supreme Court· 7/1/1872
Brown v. State
Citations
- 35 Tex. 691
Syllabus
<p>Indictment for theft of horses laid the ownership of the horses in two persons, while the evidence on the trial proved them to belong exclusively to one of the persons. Held, that the conviction can not be sustained ; the ownership of stolen property must be proved as laid in the indictment. (Radford v. The State, ante 15, cited and approved.)</p>
Judges: Evans
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