Bell v. Rush

Suit instituted by appellees against appellant to recover usurious interest paid on notes.

The issues having been-closed, trial was had by the court, who rendered judgment for anpellees and against appellant in the sum of $193.23.

Appellant seasonably filed a motion for new trial, which was overruled, and this appeal was perfected. The sole error relied upon for reversal is error in overruling said motion.

The grounds for new trial assigned in the motion and discussed in the brief are: (1) The finding is not sustained by sufficient evidence; (2) the decision is not sustained by sufficient…