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32 P.R. 869

People v. Castro

Supreme Court of Puerto Rico

Decided March 28, 1924

Supreme Court of Puerto Rico · decided 1924-03-28

Decided 1924-03-28

¶1• The first assignment of error by the appellant in support of a reversal of the judgment convicting him of grand larceny is that the allegation in the information that he ‘ ‘ stole several jewels of a value of more than $100” without further description or identification of the jewels, was not sufficient to charge a crime.

¶2The Fiscal agreed that the information was not sufficient and, in accordance with the case of People v. Piris, ante, page 864, the judgment was reversed.

Mb. Justice Aldbey

¶3delivered the opinion of the court.

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