Particulars of charge must give accused notice; aggregated date ranges permitted for misappropriation offences when property or sums are alleged. A charge must state particulars of time, place and the person or thing involved sufficient to give the accused notice. For criminal breach of trust or dishonest misappropriation of money or movable property, it suffices to specify the gross sum or describe the property and to identify the date range during which the offence is alleged, without particular items or exact dates; such a framed charge is treated as a single offence, provided the date range does not exceed one year.