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Dantzler v. State

Citations

  • 104 Miss. 233
  • 61 So. 305

Syllabus

<p>Intoxicating Liquors. Sales. What constitutes.</p> <p>A defendant was not guilty of the sale of intoxicating liquors, where a number of persons chipped in and made up the money to buy a keg of beer and delivered the money to defendant with the understanding that he was to order the beer for them to drink, and defendant ordered the beer and paid for it with the money which had been made up in this manner, the beer being shipped from Louisiana to a point in Mississippi and the only money which was paid to defendant at the time of the opening and drinking of the beer was for ice and express charges on the beer, and defendant reeeived no other money.</p>

Judges: Smith

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