McEncroe v. Decker
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLawrence, J.
If the agreement with Greenfield was not usurious, it certainly bears very much the appearance of being so, and I do not feel authorized on affidavits to declare that it is not usurious, even although the affidavits strongly deny the usury. The allegations of the plaintiff as to the insolvency of Greenfield and Decker do not seem to be denied by the defendants.
This being an action for a dissolution of a copartnership, it is almost a matter of course to grant an injunction and to appoint a receiver; and I am satisfied that the rights of all parties require that the injunction should be…
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