Brown v. Quality Finance Co.

Deejn, Judge.

1. On December 19, 1960, the plaintiff in error, Brown, executed a 24-month note to Quality Finance Company in the total sum of $456, including interest, fees, life insurance in the sum of $18.24, and accident and health in surance in the sum of $27.36. On November 1, 1962, the balance of the note, $39.90, was paid off out of the proceeds of a new loan for which the defendant executed a note in the total sum of $792. His account showed new charges of $31.68 for life insurance and $47.52 health and accident insurance, and insurance refunds under the first note of six cents and…