Salazar v. BOND FINANCE COMPANY

DIXON, Chief Justice'.

Appellant Raymond Salazar sued appel-lees Bond Finance Company, hereinafter called Bond, and Pacific Finance Loans, hereinafter called Pacific, for double damages for usurious interest paid on loans made during a period beginning in 1962. Appellant also sued for actual and exemplary damages to himself and his wife resulting from alleged unreasonable collection efforts.

On the first day of trial, before a jury was impanelled, Bond stipulated that appellant had actually received the sum of $240.30 as a loan and had paid back the sum of $330.07, or $89.77 more than he had…