Jones v. Tindall

This case, consolidated with another, was before this court in Tindall v. Jones, 212 Ark. 860, 208 S. W. 2d 173. In the 1947 trial from which that appeal arose the Chancellor decreed that a certain loan made by C. A. Tindall to Will and Isabella Jones was usurious, and that notes and a deed of trust incident to the loan should be forfeited and cancelled. Because much of the evidence was vague and uncertain, the case was reversed and remanded for further development, though the companion case, with essentially similar evidence more fully developed, was affirmed. At the new trial, the…