Mississippi Supreme Court· 10/15/1920

Foster v. State

Citations

123 Miss. 721
86 So. 513

Syllabus

<p>Larceny. No offense where owner consents to conversion.</p> <p>Where the owner of personal property, induced hy fraud, intends by delivery to pass both possession and title to the cheater, the offense is not larceny, because he consents to, its conversion by the offender. .</p>

Judges: Holden

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Cited by

3 cases in this archive cite this case.

Zarate v. People
Supreme Court of Colorado· 1967-07-03· cited 19×
Russell v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court· 1980-12-10· cited 3×
Wilkinson v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court· 1952-11-03

Cites

6 cases in this archive are cited by this case.

Welsh v. People
Illinois Supreme Court· 1856-06-15· cited 26×
Elliott v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Kentucky· 1876-05-11· cited 12×
Akroyd v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court· 1914-03-15· cited 11×
Perkins v. State
Indiana Supreme Court· 1879-05-15· cited 10×
State v. Copeman
Supreme Court of Missouri· 1905-01-31· cited 10×
Pease v. State
Supreme Court of Georgia· 1894-06-30· cited 2×

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