Johnson v. State

Citations

41 Tex. 65

Syllabus

<p>Swindling.—To constitute swindling it seems that some false representations as to existing facts or past events should he made, and that mere false promises or false professions of intention, although acted upon, are insufficient.</p>

Judges: Gould

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Supreme Court of Georgia· 1899-10-27· cited 26×
Scarlett v. State
Supreme Court of Florida· 1889-06-15· cited 7×
Richardson v. State
Court of Appeals of Texas· 1877-07-01
Mathews v. State
Court of Appeals of Texas· 1881-07-01
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Court of Appeals of Texas· 1884-05-10

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