Stewart v. State

Citations

• 9 Tex. Ct. App. 321

Syllabus

<p>Theft—Evidence. — In a trial for theft, the non-consent of the owner to the taking of the property may be proved by his testimony, or by circumstantial evidence; and no objection to the latter on the ground that the former is the best evidence is available on appeal, unless it was duly interposed at the trial. See the opinion in extenso for an exposition of this question and former rulings upon it.</p>