Jackson v. . Bank

Civil action (1) for usury, and (2) for an accounting.

Plaintiffs being indebted to the defendant bank in the sum of $15,000, evidenced by note, dated 29 March, 1928, bring this action to recover as an off-set, to be credited on said note, usury alleged to have been paid on other indebtedness, but the amounts and times of payment are not specified; and for an accounting for lands alleged to have been turned over to the defendant bank for sale for the joint account of plaintiffs and defendant.

The court held that the allegations of usury were not sufficiently definite to state a cause of action,…