The act of obtaining title to property by false representation with the intention of defrauding the victim is known as "false pretenses" crime.
You may recall that embezzlement was the conversion of property without having legal ownership of it.
On the other hand, a defendant must really secure title to the property in order to conduct the crime of false pretenses.
It's crucial to keep in mind that a defendant must get genuine title to the property fraudulently in order to be found guilty of false pretenses. It is insufficient for the victim to merely transfer possession.
The defendant can be found guilty of larceny but not false pretenses if he simply acquires possession rather than title.
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