Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York February 9, 1934 (People v. Kimelblat)
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United States · · · 09-02-1934
Per Curiam.
The conviction is predicated upon larceny by false pretenses. The information charged that the defendant represented to the complainant that he was a friend of one Charles Weiner and had been in the company of Weiner for several days and that by color and aid of such false pretenses and representations *217the defendant unlawfully and fraudulently obtained the sum of ten dollars from
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