Bullard v. Jones
Supreme Court of Georgia
Title. Interest and Usury. Equity. Debtor and Creditor. Contracts. Before Judge Pate. Twiggs Superior Court. March Term, 1881. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Crawford, Justice.
The defendants in error, Jones & Watson, being indebted to one Sutton a balance on purchase money for land, applied to Bullard, the plaintiff in error, for a loan with which to complete the payment due to Sutton. The loan was effected January 18, 1872, by Sutton’s making Bullard a deed to the land to secure the note, and by his executing a bond for titles to Jones & Watson to make them a deed when the note was paid. The sum borrowed was $1,500.00, the interest agreed upon 2\ per cent, a month, making the note at maturity, December 25th, 1872, amount to $2,000.00. Not being…
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