Hazzard v. Citizens State Bank

— Robert B. Carr made a promissory note, payable to the order of Hazzard, Murphy & Co., for the *131sum of $3,000, and the payees endorsed it to the Citizens State Bank of New Castle, Indiana. The bank sued Carr upon the note, and the latter successfully pleaded-usury to a part of the note.

This action was brought by the bank against Hazzard, Murphy & Co. to recover the amount which it failed to recover from Carr on the ground of the usury. The facts, we think, are sufficiently alleged in the complaint, to which a ■demurrer, for want of sufficient facts, was overruled.

Issues were joined, and the…