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· 3/28/1918

Frohlich v. Aikman

Citations

  • 201 Mich. 64
  • 166 N.W. 842
  • 1918 Mich. LEXIS 703

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  • recognizing that the essential elements of forgery are (1) drafting a false instrument, (2) fraudulent intent, and (3) capability of instrument to effect fraud
  • recognizing that the essential elements of forgery are (1) drafting a false instrument, (2) fraudulent intent, and (3) capability of instrument to effect fraud
  • recognizing essential elements of forgery are: a false making or other alteration of an instrument in writing, fraudulent intent, and capability of instrument to effect fraud

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Judges: Kuhn, Took

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