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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Tluchak : ウィキペディア英語版 | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Tluchak
''Commonwealth v. Tluchak'', 166 Pa. Super. 16, 70 A.2d 657 (1950). Judge Reno wrote the opinion of the Court. This case involves defendants convicted of larceny. Larceny is a type of theft that is a crime against another's possession rights in a good. In ''Tluchak'' the defendants had sold a farm to another couple. Between the time of sale and the time the purchasers moved in, the defendants took several items that were on the property. In that period, the defendant-sellers were not the legal owners of the property, but they were the legal possessors of it. The Court held that the defendants couldn't be convicted of larceny because they never interfered with the purchasers' possessory interest. This case not only highlights that element of larceny, but also helps show how larceny grew out of criminal trespass. == Background ==
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