Supreme Court of North Carolina· 4/19/1898
State v. . Wolf
Citations
- 29 S.E. 841
- 122 N.C. 1079
- 1898 N.C. LEXIS 403
Syllabus
<p>Indictment for Forgery — Forgery—Intent—Instructions.</p> <p>1. A fraudulent intent is a necessary ingredient in the offense of forgery.'</p> <p>2. A charge that signing the name of another without authority is forgery, without stating that it must be done with fraudulent intent, is erroneous.</p>
Judges: Faircloth
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