In an indictment for criminal dealing with personal property with intent to steal, an allegation that the defendant stole said property shall be sufficient; and such indictment may be supported by proof that the defendant committed larceny of the property, or embezzled it, or obtained it by false pretences.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 277, § 41
Indictment for criminal dealing with personal property
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