If the false token by which any money, personal property, or valuable thing shall be obtained, as specified in Section 97-19-39, be a promissory note, or other negotiable evidence of debt, purporting to have been issued by or under the authority of any person, banking company, or moneyed corporation not in existence, the person convicted of such cheat shall be punished by imprisonment in the penitentiary not exceeding seven years.
Structure Mississippi Code
Chapter 19 - False Pretenses and Cheats
§ 97-19-5. Citation of Sections 97-19-5 through 97-19-29
§ 97-19-7. Credit cards; construction of provisions
§ 97-19-9. Credit cards; definitions
§ 97-19-11. Credit cards; procuring issuance by false statements
§ 97-19-15. Credit cards; controlling card as security for debt
§ 97-19-17. Credit cards; forgery
§ 97-19-19. Credit cards; signing with intent to defraud
§ 97-19-27. Credit cards; receipt of things of value in violation of law
§ 97-19-29. Credit cards; penalty for violation of Sections 97-19-5 through 97-19-29
§ 97-19-35. False personation; personating another to receive money or property
§ 97-19-37. False personation; masquerading as deaf person
§ 97-19-45. Producing child with intent to intercept inheritance
§ 97-19-47. Receiving deposits when bank is insolvent
§ 97-19-49. Registering animal falsely; giving false pedigree
§ 97-19-51. Selling property previously sold or encumbered
§ 97-19-53. Substituting child to deceive parent or guardian
§ 97-19-79. District attorney to file court complaint upon failure of accused to make restitution
§ 97-19-81. Right of lender to add fee to amount of loan when payment on loan made with bad check