Smith v. Stoddard
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal in Chancery from Wayne Circuit.
1Opinion of the Court
Campbell J.:
This is a Bill filed to foreclose a mortgage, and the defense of usury is set up. The mortgage in controversy is for $549, and no usury is. alleged to have been exacted or agreed upon under it, but the transactions complained of were anterior. It appears that a loan of $500 was made in November, 1856, and another of $300 in April, 1857, on both of which unlawful interest was paid. That in July, 1857, all the back interest was paid up, and the principal reduced to $500, for which a new mortgage was given, the old securities being cancelled. Subsequently, $300 of this principal was…
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