Oliveria v. Oliveria (Two Cases‪)‬

The appellant was tried in the Circuit Court for Wicomico County on an indictment containing three counts, the first, charging breaking and entering a warehouse with intent to commit a felony therein -- Code (1951) Art. 27, Sec. 38; the second, larceny to the value of $100.00 or upwards -- Code (1954 Supp.) Art. 27, Sec. 405; and the third, receiving stolen goods. The jury found him guilty of the offense charged in count one, guilty of the offense charged in count two, and not guilty of the offense charged in count three. The court sentenced him to a term of fifteen years for larceny and a term of five years for breaking and entering, the sentences to run consecutively. The appellant contends that the court erred to his prejudice in two rulings on evidence and in imposing consecutive sentences.