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Commonwealth v. Meyer

Citations

  • 169 Pa. Super. 40
  • 82 A.2d 298
  • 1951 Pa. Super. LEXIS 378

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • probation revocation based upon failure to comply with restitution upheld where court found that defendant \fraudulently induced\ probation order by misrepresenting that he intended to pay
  • probation revocation based upon failure to comply with restitution upheld where court found that defendant “fraudulently induced” probation order by misrepresenting that he intended to pay
  • “Fraudulent representations which induce a probation order are grounds for its revocation and the imposing of sentence, just as much as acts of a defendant subsequent to the order in violation of his parole.”
  • “[C]lerical errors may be corrected by amendment even in a criminal case.”
  • “[Cjlerical errors may be corrected by amendment even in a criminal case.”

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Judges: Rhodes, Hirt, Reno, Dithrich, Ross, Arnold, Q-Unther

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