McGlothlin v. Hemry
Supreme Court of Missouri
•Appeal from Caldwell Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtSherwood, Judge
Proceedings to redeem lands sold under a deed of trust. The charge was made in the petition, that a large portion of *214the debt secured by the deed arose from the accumulation of usurious interest, which had been incorporated in the notes, as they from time to time matured ; that $600, being almost the entire sum due, at ten per cent, interest, from the inception of the debt, had been paid shortly before the sale, and $200, an amount far in excess of the sum justly due, tendered in satisfaction of the claim; that in fact only $33.19 was actually due; that notwithstanding this tender, the sale…
2Cited by5 opinions
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