Western Bank & Trust Co. v. Ogden

RAINEY, Chief Justice.

Appellee, J. A. Ogden, sued the Western Bank & Trust Company to recover double the amount of interest paid on an alleged usurious contract entered into between them, and recovered judgment, from which the Western Bank & Trust Company appeals.

The appellee files no brief, and the pleadings and facts set forth by appellant in its brief are as follows:

“Appellee, for cause of action, alleged that he borrowed, on February 14, 1903, from appellant the sum of two hundred dollars ($200), and executed his note, including interest, for two hundred and twelve and sixty-four…