Maxwell v. State
68 Miss. 339 | Miss. | 1890
delivered the opinion of the court.
Pretermitting the expression of any opinion in reference to the sufficiency of the description of the property destroyed, the indictment must be quashed, because of the absence of the averment of the defendant’s malice.
The precise point involved was decided in Jesse v. The State, 28 Miss. 100.
The judgment is reversed, the indictment quashed, and the accused directed to he held to ansioer such indictment as may he preferred against him.