108 Mass. 469 | Mass. | 1871
The possession of Page was sufficient, under the Gen. Sts. c. 172, § 12, to sustain an allegation of property in him, in a prosecution for the principal offence of larceny. The accessory offence of receiving the stolen goods may be maintained by the same allegation and proof of property as will maintain a prosecution for the principal offence. Commonwealth v. Finn, ante, 466.
The goods were found in the defendant’s house, concealed under his coal bin. The fact that his son occupied a part of the
Exceptions overruled.