State v. Johnson

Citations

• 32 Tex. 96

Syllabus

<p>1—An indictment is quasliable unless it contains allegations both of the timo and of the place at which the offense is charged to have been committed.</p> <p>2.—The time must be alleged, in order that it may appear that the offense is not barred by the statute of limitations.</p> <p>8—The place must be alleged, in order that it may appear that the court has jurisdiction of the cause.</p>