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· 1/15/1852

Caruth v. Anderson

Citations

  • 24 Miss. 60

How courts have described this case

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  • no unlawful entry where defendant enters store with criminal intent but uses keys given by store manager
  • no unlawful entry where defendant enters store with criminal intent but uses keys given by store manager
  • where a servant enters the master’s house with a criminal intent, there is unlawful entry when he enters an area not encompassed within his duties

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Judges: Fisher

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