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· 4/15/1932

Hall v. Hubbard

Citations

  • 235 A.D. 818

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  • holding that “the MetroCards defendant possessed were forged instruments under article 170 of the Penal Law” because they had been bent to allow the defendant to “acquire free rides on what were worthless MetroCards”

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