State v. Lenfesty
10 Ind. 397
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State v. Lenfesty, 10 Ind. 397 (Ind. 1858).
Opinion
Information for refusing to swear to a list, of taxables as prepared by the assessor, &c.
A motion to quash was sustained. This was correct. The information did not set out either the substance or tenor of the list to which the defendant was required to swear; nor does it contain an allegation that he ,had signed it. The State v. Atkinson, 8 Ind. R. 409.
The judgment is affirmed.
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