Cordell v. Lincoln Nat. Life Ins. Co.

WALTHALL, Justice.

This is a suit to recover on a usurious contract. The suit was brought by appellant, M. C. Cordell, against the Lincoln National Life Insurance Company and A. Y. Creager Company, for the recovery of usurious interest and the penalty allowed by law, alleged to have been collected by the appellees from the appellant. The petition states, in substance, that the appellant assumed an indebtedness created by F. A. Roman and wife covering a tract of land purchased by appellant, a part consideration for which was the assumption of the indebtedness created by said F. A. Roman and…