Edwards v. . Edwards

In Judge Grady’s order the recitals are the execution by the plaintiffs to the defendant of two notes, each in the sum of $2,000, secured by a mortgage on lands, an allegation by the plaintiffs that the loan made them by the defendant was only $3,500, and that $500 was charged as a bonus or as usury. These allegations were denied. The plaintiffs asked that a sale of the land under the mortgage be enjoined until the issues joined could be determined by a jury. The order required the plaintiffs who sought equity to do equity by paying the amount admitted to be due and interest thereon at six…