Sullivan v. State

Citations

• 44 Fla. 155

Syllabus

<p>1. Informations for obtaining property by falsie pretenses must, in general, describe the property alleged to have been obtained, with the same particularity and fullness as would be required in informations for larceny of the. same property.</p> <p>2.. An information for obtaining property by false pretenses describing the property alleged to have been obtained as “seven dollars and fifty cents in currency of the United States of the value of seven dollars and fifty cents the money of” a person named, with no allegation that a more particular description of such property is unknown, is bad upon motion to quash or motion in arrest of judgment.</p>