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(2) with intent temporarily to deprive or defraud another person of the use
and benefit of property o1· to appropriate it to his own use or the use of any person other
than the owner, is guilty of wrongful appropriation.
(b) Any person found guilty of larceny or wrongful appropriation shall be punished
as a court-martial may direct.
b. Elements.
(1) Larceny.
(a) That the accused wrongfully took, obtained, or withheld certain property from the
possession of the owner or of any other person;
(b) That the property belonged to a certain person;
(c) That the property was of a certain value, or of some value; and
(d) That the taking, obtaining, or withholding by the accused was with the intent
permanently to deprive or defraud another person of the use and benefit of the property or
permanently to appropriate the property for the use of the accused or for any person other than
the owner.
[Note: Tfthe property is alleged to be military property, as defined in subparagraph 64.c.(l)(h),
add the following element]
(e) That the property was military property.
(2) Wrongful appropriation.
(a) That the accused wrongfully took, obtained, or withheld certain property from the
possession of the owner or of any other person;
(b) That the property belonged to a certain person;
(c) That the property was of a certain value, or of some value; and
(d) That the taking, obtaining, or withholding by the accused was with the intent
temporarily to deprive or defraud another person of the use and benefit of the property or
temporarily to appropriate the property for the use of the accused or for any person other than the
owner.
c. Lxplanation.
(1) Larceny.
(a) in general. A wrongful taking with intent permanently to deprive includes the common
law offense oflarceny; a wrongful obtaining with intent pennanently to defraud includes the
ofiense fonnerly known as obtaining by false pretense; and a wrongful withholding with intent
permanently to appropriate includes the offense fonnerly known as embezzlement. Any of the
various types oflarceny under Article 121 may be charged and proved under a specification
alleging that the accused did steal the property in question.
(b) Taking, obtaining, or withholding. There must be a taking, obtaining, or withholding of
the property by the thief. For instance, there is no taking if the property is connected to a building
by a chain and the property has not been disconnected from the building; property is not obtained
by merely acquiring title thereto without exercising some possessory control over it. As a general
rule, however, any movement of the property or any exercise of dominion over it is sufficient if
accompanied by the requisite intent. Thus, if an accused enticed another's horse into the
accused's stable without touching the animal, or procured a railroad company to deliver
another's trunk by changing the check on it, or obtained the delivery of another's goods to a
person or place designated by the accused, or had the funds of another transferred to the
accused's bank account, the accused is guilty of larceny if the other elements of the offense have
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been proved. A person may obtain the property of another by acquiring possession without title,

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