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State v. Daugherty

Citations

  • 30 Tex. 360

Syllabus

<p>Where an indictment omits a material word, although it be but a preposition or a helping verb, the court will not, from a knowledge of the language, supply the missing word, so as to supply the probable intention of the grand jury, but will sustain a judgment quashing the indictment.</p>

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  • unlawful interference with private property or private rights
  • unlawful interference with private property or private rights

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Judges: Donley

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