Section 60. Whoever deposits goods to which he has no title, or upon which there is a lien or mortgage, and takes for such goods a negotiable receipt which he afterwards negotiates for value with intent to deceive, and without disclosing his want of title or the existence of the lien or mortgage, shall be punished by a fine of not more than one thousand dollars or by imprisonment for not more than one year, or both.
Structure Massachusetts General Laws
Part I - Administration of the Government
Title XV - Regulation of Trade
Chapter 105 - Public Warehouses
Section 1 - Licenses; Application; Notice; Bond
Section 2 - Failure to File Bond
Section 2a - Discharge From Liability Under Bond; Notice; Revocation of License
Section 2b - Duties and Rights of Warehousemen After Revocation of License
Section 2c - Public Warehouses; License Exemption
Section 4 - Insuring Property Upon Request; Notice to Depositor of Household Goods
Section 5 - Books of Warehousemen; Accounts; Inspection
Section 6 - Publication of Notice of Revocation of License
Section 55 - Issuance of Receipt for Goods Not Received
Section 56 - Issuance of Receipt Containing False Statement
Section 57 - Issuance of Unmarked Duplicate Receipts
Section 58 - Issuance of Receipt Not Stating Fact of Ownership
Section 59 - Delivery of Goods With Negotiable Receipt Outstanding
Section 60 - Negotiation of Receipt for Mortgaged Goods
Section 61 - Fraudulent Negotiation or Transfer of Receipt
Section 62 - Unlawful Sale, Pledge or Loan of Deposited Property