Commonwealth v. Fulton

Citations

• 56 Pa. Super. 86
• 1914 Pa. Super. LEXIS 48

Syllabus

<p>Criminal law — Conspiracy—Evidence—Manipulation of corporations.</p> <p>A conviction for conspiracy will be sustained where the evidence showed a long and complicated series of acts, extending over a period of years; the creation of a number of corporations, each and every one of which constantly remained under the control of the same persons; a line of transactions by which the assets real or apparent of one corporation were shifted to the treasury of the next until all of them disappeared from the view of the stockholders who had furnished the real money embraced in the transactions; and that these transactions constantly required the action and co-operation of two or more people to do the things that were done.</p>