Dreyfus Co. v. Tim Wargo & Sons, Inc.

John I. Purtle, Justice.

The trial court cancelled the appellant’s claim on account against the appellee because it was found the debt had been tainted by usury. For reversal appellant argues: 1) the court erred in holding that the erroneous claim for storage charges was an attempt to collect usurious interest; 2) it was error to hold that a worksheet reflected an intent to collect illegal interest; and 3) it was error to order appellant to redeliver soybeans which it no longer had in its possession. We hold that the debt is not tainted by usury.

The facts of this case reveal that Dreyfus…