Portland Trust Co. v. Havely
Oregon Supreme Court
From Multnomah : Loyal B. Stearns, Judge. Suit by the Portland Trust Company of Oregon against J. C. Havely and others. Decree for plaintiff. Defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Bean
This is a suit to foreclose a mortgage. The defense is usury. The facts, as they appear from the pleadings and evidence, are that in January, 1892, J. C. Havely, defendant, W. H. Kennedy, and J. H. Smith were the owners of a tract of land near the City of Portland known as “Woodstock,” which had been laid off and platted into lots and blocks, the title to which was in the defendant, as trustee. On the twelfth of January he applied, as *235such trustee, to the plaintiff for a loan of $28,000 on the property referred to, and, after some negotiations, submitted the following written application for…
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