The American and English Encyclopedia of Law, Volume 8John Houston Merrill, Thomas Johnson Michie, Charles Frederic Williams, David Shephard Garland E. Thompson, 1889 - Law |
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Page 454
... forgery . The court say : 44 As a general rule , to constitute forgery the writing must purport to be the writ- ing of another party than the person making it . The mere false statement or implication of a fact , not having reference to ...
... forgery . The court say : 44 As a general rule , to constitute forgery the writing must purport to be the writ- ing of another party than the person making it . The mere false statement or implication of a fact , not having reference to ...
Page 455
... forgery to fabricate a will of land , as attested by only two witnesses . 2 East P. C. 953 . 1. People v . Galloway , 17 Wend . ( N. Y. ) 540 , 542 ; People v . Fitch , 1 Wend . ( N. Y. ) 198 ; DeBow v . People , I Den . ( N. Y. ) 9 ...
... forgery to fabricate a will of land , as attested by only two witnesses . 2 East P. C. 953 . 1. People v . Galloway , 17 Wend . ( N. Y. ) 540 , 542 ; People v . Fitch , 1 Wend . ( N. Y. ) 198 ; DeBow v . People , I Den . ( N. Y. ) 9 ...
Page 456
... forgery . It is not necessary. United States v . Cameron , 3 Dak . 132 ; State v . Phelps , 11 Vt . 116 ; s . c . , 34 Am . Dec. 672 . Forgery of Order for Goods . - It is not necessary , to constitute a forgery of an order for the ...
... forgery . It is not necessary. United States v . Cameron , 3 Dak . 132 ; State v . Phelps , 11 Vt . 116 ; s . c . , 34 Am . Dec. 672 . Forgery of Order for Goods . - It is not necessary , to constitute a forgery of an order for the ...
Page 457
... forgery . It is not necessary , to constitute the offence of forgery , that the person whose name is signed , and who purports to become liable under the writing , should be in existence at the time : it is sufficient where the name is ...
... forgery . It is not necessary , to constitute the offence of forgery , that the person whose name is signed , and who purports to become liable under the writing , should be in existence at the time : it is sufficient where the name is ...
Page 458
... forgery that there should be a false making of an instrument apparently genuine ; but the mere false making , without the intent to de- fraud some one , does not constitute the crime of forgery . The act done must be performed with the ...
... forgery that there should be a false making of an instrument apparently genuine ; but the mere false making , without the intent to de- fraud some one , does not constitute the crime of forgery . The act done must be performed with the ...
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