State v. Fortune & Hannan

Decided March 15, 1847

Supreme Court of Missouri · decided 1847-03-15

<p>If an indictment be quashed upon motion, exceptions must be taken to the judgment of the court, to enable the Supreme Court to consider the judgment.</p>

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Decided 1847-03-15

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Scott, J.,

¶1delivered the opinion of the Court.

¶2This was an indictment against the defendant for keeping grocery without license. On motion, the indictment was quashed; and there being no bill of exceptions preserving the motion, the judgment must be affirmed, the other Judges concurring.