Moody v. Main Bank of Houston
Texas Court of Appeals, 1st District (Houston)
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
DUGGAN, Justice.
Appellant, Shearn Moody, Jr., appeals from a take nothing judgment based upon a jury verdict in his suit against appellee, Main Bank of Houston, to recover statutory penalties for usury arising out of a contractual clearing house and loan arrangement between the appellee bank and a Galveston bank owned by Moody.
It is undisputed that Main Bank required Moody to guarantee payment of a $116,000 judgment Main Bank had obtained against a third party as a condition of Main’s continuing its clearinghouse and lending relationship with Moody’s bank. Moody relies on two theories…
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