People v. Sweet Life Food Corp.

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• “[I]n order to render a cheat or fraud indictable at common law, on the ground that it was effected by means of a false token,[10] the token must be such as indicates a general intent to defraud, and therefore is an injury to the public.” (emphases omitted)
• “[I]n order to render a cheat or fraud indictable at common law, on the ground that it was effected by means of a false token,[ 10] the token must be such as indicates a general intent to defraud, and therefore is an injury to the public.” (emphases omitted)

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