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· 6/28/1916

State v. Vosburgh

Citations

  • 104 S.C. 369
  • 89 S.E. 314

Syllabus

<p>Bail — Recognizance ■ — ■ Breach ■ — • Motion to Estreat. — Where one accused of grand larceny was admitted to bail, the condition of his recognizance being that he should personally appear before the next succeeding term of Court to answer to a bill of indictment to be preferred against him, and he left the State and jurisdiction of the Court and did not appear, although no indictment was returned against him, the condition of the recognizance was broken, and it was properly estreated.</p>

Judges: Watts

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