124 Mass. 325 | Mass. | 1878
The principles upon which the decision of this case rests are too well settled and too familiar to justify a citation of authorities.
Upon the facts of this case, the jury might well find that the property was obtained by the defendant as stated in the last of these propositions; and the defendant has no cause to complain of the refusal to rule as requested, or of the instructions given.
Exceptions overruled.