Breach of Trust Conviction Upheld Due to Defective Appeal Brief
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAThe highest court rejected an appeal against a decision from a lower appellate court that had affirmed a conviction for breach of trust, sentencing the appellant to ten months imprisonment, a fine, and civil reparations. The court dismissed the appeal because the appellant's submitted personal brief was too obscure and imprecise to allow the court to discern and examine any legal grounds for appeal, while simultaneously confirming that the appealed decision was procedurally sound.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IABreach of Trust Conviction Upheld Due to Defective Appeal Brief: The court dismissed the appeal because the appellant's submitted personal brief was too obscure and imprecise to allow the court to discern and examine any legal grounds for appeal, while simultaneously confirming that the appealed decision was procedurally sound.
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REJET DU POURVOI FORME PAR X... (EMILE), CONTRE UN ARRET DE LA COUR D'APPEL DE PARIS, 9EME CHAMBRE, DU 22 FEVRIER 1974, QUI L'A CONDAMNE POUR ABUS DE CONFIANCE A DIX MOIS D'EMPRISONNEMENT, 1000 FRANCS D'AMENDE ET A DES REPARATIONS CIVILES. LA COUR, VU LE MEMOIRE PERSONNEL SIGNE DU DEMANDEUR ;
ATTENDU QU'EN RAISON DE L'OBSCURITE DU MEMOIRE PRESENTE, IL N'EST PAS POSSIBLE D'EN DEGAGER LES MOYENS, ET QUE SON IMPRECISION NE MET PAS LA COUR DE CASSATION EN MESURE DE L'EXAMINER ;
ET ATTENDU QUE L'ARRET EST REGULIER EN LA FORME ;
REJETTE LE POURVOI