Wilk v. Bennett

This case arises upon a bill of exceptions brought by Earl Wilk, excepting to the sustaining of a demurrer to his petition, both' general and special, filed by one of the defendants, J. FI. Bennett. Although demurrers filed by the other defendants were sustained, no exceptions thereto were taken. The plaintiff charges that the defendant, J. H. Bennett, entered into a conspiracy with the other defendants to violate the act of the legislature-of 1920 known as the small-loan act; that Bennett, together with another defendant, was to make loans of money and take salary assignments from the…