Bank of Indianola v. Miller

Section 90 of our Constitution prohibits, among other things, the legislature from xaassing special laws regulating the rate of interest on money. It was held in Loan Association v. McElveen, 100 Miss. 16, 56 So. 187, that interest Laws were of general public concern; that, under this constitutional provision, social laws regulating the rate of interest on money could not be passed. In Halsell v. Insurance Company, 105 Miss. 268, 62 So. 235, 645, Ann. Cas. 1916E, 229, it was held that, although no sxoecial law could be passed regulating the rate of interest, under this constitutional…