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· 1/28/1960

State v. Mercy

Citations

  • 348 P.2d 978
  • 55 Wash. 2d 530
  • 1960 Wash. LEXIS 530

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  • whether violation of a promise to pay is a criminal act or a civil matter depends upon the intent of the promisor; even a mere promise, when made for the purpose of deceiving and with no intention to perform, may constitute fraud
  • whether violation of a promise to pay is a criminal act or a civil matter depends upon the intent of the promisor; even a mere promise, when made for the purpose of deceiving and with no intention to perform, may constitute fraud

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Judges: Rosellini

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