Supreme Court of Georgia May 10, 1906 (Johnson v. State)

Fish, C. J.

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

1. It is contended, for the plaintiff in error, that the accusation was bad for duplicity, as it alleged in the same count, “ (a) that the accused made a contract with the intent to defraud, and did by that act defraud the prosecutor; and (b) that after having made and entered into a contract with the prosecutor, he committed fraudulent acts by