Torr v. State
144 So. 839, 107 Fla. 382
Opinion
Even if the information herein charges an offense under the statute when the essential language of the statute or its equivalent is not used in the information, the judgment of conviction of larceny of an automobile is predicated upon evidence that does not show a taking with felonious intent; and a new trial should have been granted. See Percifield v. State, 93 Fla. 247, 111 So. 379; Dean v. State, 41 Fla. 291, 26 So. 628; Cooper vs. State, 82 Fla. 365, 90 So. 375.
Eeversed.
Filed under Eule 21-A.
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Related
Percifield v. State
111 So. 519 (Supreme Court of Florida, 1927)
Dean v. State
41 Fla. 291 (Supreme Court of Florida, 1899)
Cooper v. State
90 So. 375 (Supreme Court of Florida, 1921)