Ezzard v. Estes

Lumpkin, Justice.

The facts are somewhat complicated and the motion *713for a new trial contains numerous grounds, but the case turns upon two questions only; the first being whether or not certain security deeds from Ezzard, the defendant in execution, to Estes, the plaintiff in execution, were-void because of usury; and the second, whether or not the claimant, who was the wife of Ezzard, was estopped from attacking these deeds on the ground of the alleged usury.

It appears from the record, that in certain litigation' between Estes and Ezzard, the question whether or not-these deeds were infected…