Colorado Investment & Realty Co. v. Stubbs

At the trial, on fitting issues, it fairly appeared that the defendant, a corporation, was engaged in making farm loans, and in buying and selling these and other securities, and that the plaintiff was an investing customer of the company; that May 29, 1922, defendant made a loan of $5,000 to one Peddie, who secured it by a first deed of trust on land and water rights in Logan county; that the loan, due in five year's, bearing seven per cent interest, payable semi-annually, was evidenced by a principal note and ten interest notes, the latter in the sum"of $175 each; that June 16, 1922,…