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State v. Mills

Citations

  • 396 P.2d 5
  • 96 Ariz. 377
  • 1964 Ariz. LEXIS 306

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  • To constitute the crime of theft by false pretenses, the better rule is that there is no requirement that the victim suffer a pecuniary loss so long as he parted with his property. Financial loss is not a necessary element of the crime.

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Judges: Lockwood, Udall, Struckmeyer, Bernstein, Jennings

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