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G.R. No. 46836 January 11, 1940 - PEOPLE OF THE PHIL. v. LAMBERTO G. YCO
069 Phil 307:
069 Phil 307:
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[G.R. No. 46836. January 11, 1940.]
PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. LAMBERTO YCO y GUEVARRA, (alias LAMBERTO ICO), Defendant-Appellant.
Antonio T. Carrascaso, Jr.; for Appellant.
Solicitor-General Roman Ozaeta and Assistant Attorney Rafael Amparo; for Appellee.
SYLLABUS
1. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE, EFFECT OF PLEA OF GUILTY TO INFORMATION CHARGING ROBBERY IN AN INHABITED HOUSE. — The appellant was charged with robbery in an inhabited house and the information contains specific averments to that effect. By the appellants plea of guilty, he admitted unqualifiedly the facts alleged in the information. The lower court, therefore, erred in finding him guilty of robbery in an uninhabited house.
D E C I S I O N
LAUREL, J.:
On June 27, 1939, Lamberto Yco y Guevarra (alias Lamberto Ico), was charged in the Court of First Instance of Manila with robbery in an inhabited house. Notwithstanding the plea of guilty entered by him, the trial court found him guilty of robbery in an uninhabited house and sentenced him to an indeterminate penalty of not less than four months and one day of arresto mayor, nor more than six years of prision correctional, with the accessory penalties of the law and to pay the costs. From this judgment, he has appealed to this Court.
The appellant was charged with robbery in an inhabited house and the information contains specific averments to that effect. By the appellants plea of guilty, he admitted unqualifiedly the facts alleged in the information. The lower court, therefore, erred in finding him guilty of robbery in an uninhabited house.
The judgment appealed from is hereby modified, and the appellant held guilty of robbery in an inhabited house, defined and punished under article 299 (b), penultimate paragraph of the Revised Penal code, and sentenced to suffer an interminate sentence of four months of arresto mayor to two years and four months prision correccional, with the accessory penalties, to indemnify the offended party, Sancho Tolentino, in the sum of P92, and to pay the costs. So ordered.
Avanceña, C.J., Villa-Real, Imperial, Diaz and Concepcion, JJ., concur.
The appellant was charged with robbery in an inhabited house and the information contains specific averments to that effect. By the appellants plea of guilty, he admitted unqualifiedly the facts alleged in the information. The lower court, therefore, erred in finding him guilty of robbery in an uninhabited house.
The judgment appealed from is hereby modified, and the appellant held guilty of robbery in an inhabited house, defined and punished under article 299 (b), penultimate paragraph of the Revised Penal code, and sentenced to suffer an interminate sentence of four months of arresto mayor to two years and four months prision correccional, with the accessory penalties, to indemnify the offended party, Sancho Tolentino, in the sum of P92, and to pay the costs. So ordered.
Avanceña, C.J., Villa-Real, Imperial, Diaz and Concepcion, JJ., concur.
