Pinch v. Willard

The parties to this action settled accounts upon May 15, 1890, and found the sum of $1,853.48 due from the defendant to the plaintiff. The sum of $1,500 was thereupon paid, leaving a balance of $353.48. It *205should be added that the defendant claims that this included some usurious items, i. e., that such were included in the settlement. The amount of these does not appear. A chattel mortgage covering the property in controversy (excepting the horses) was given to plaintiff at this time. The plaintiff claims, and there was evidence tending to show, that their dealings continued until November…