Rowe v. Nolan Finance Co.

Appellant filed a complaint in the District Court in which she alleged that she had borrowed $262.80 from appellees on a note and had given a deed of trust on an automobile as security; that this transaction was fraudulent and usurious; and that appellees seized the car upon appellant’s default in a payment on the note. Appellant demanded damages in an aggregate amount of $2,000, an order that appellees disclose the state of the account between the parties, and an injunction against sale of the car. The court rightly dismissed the complaint on the ground that the amount in controversy was not…