Tyler v. Walker

The original bill in this case was filed to enjoin a foreclosure of a deed of trust. It alleged that the complainant had tendered the amount due under the deed of trust, but that defendant had collected usury, and was demanding more, and seeking to collect a larger sum than was justly owing. Defendant answered, and denied that tender had been made, and said that he was aware he could only collect the proper amount owing, without usury. He filed a cross bill, and asked that the deed of trust be foreclosed for such amount, and an attorney fee, as stipulated in the * deed of trust, and also for…