Beavers v. Taylor

OPINION

McDONALD, Chief Justice.

Appellant Beavers sued Appellee Taylor to declare a $5,000. note fully paid, and to recover damages for alleged usurious interest collected by appellee. Appellee denied usury, and cross-acted for judgment on the $5,000. note.

Trial before the court without a jury, and upon a “Stipulation of Facts”, resulted in judgment for appellee for $5,000. on her cross-action, and denial of all relief sought by appellant.

Appellant appeals on 5 points, contending the trial court erred in entering judgment for appellee on the note, and in not holding the transaction usurious.

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