WEBB, Judge.
Defendant has brought forward several assignments of error. He first contends that he could not have been convicted of breaking or entering because he entered the house with the permission of the owner. The defendant has cited no cases, and we cannot find a case which is precedent for the peculiar facts of this case. We hold the testimony of Mr. Gienger, that he did not forbid the defendant to come into the house because he was afraid the defendant had...
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