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Phillips v. State

Citations

  • 640 S.W.2d 293
  • 1982 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 1076

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  • holding that evidence that defendant failed to perform promise is insufficient evidence of deception
  • holding that evidence that defendant failed to perform promise is insufficient evidence of deception
  • holding that absent any evidence of deception by false impression of law or fact, contractor who failed tp perform contract to build home addition was not guilty of theft bjit merely failure to perform the contract
  • holding evidence legally insufficient to show criminal intent to commit theft when contractor received down payment and failed to perform anything under agreement because no evidence showed deception by contractor
  • \The only evidence presented was appellant's failure to perform... which ... is not sufficient to prove deception.\
  • absent any evidence of deception by false impression of law or fact, contractor who failed to perform contract to build home addition was not guilty of theft, but merely a failure to perform the contract

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Judges: Onion, Odom, Davis

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