Employees Loan Co. v. Templeton

SPEER, Justice.

Ralph G. Templeton sued the Employees Loan Company, alleging it to be a fictitious trade-name under which some person or persons to him unknown were conducting a loan business in Fort Worth, Tex., having an agent and representative in charge of the business in the person of J. R. Brown, who likewise was made a party defendant.

Plaintiff’s action is for the statutory penalty of double the amount of usurious interest alleged to have been paid by him to the defendants within two years next prior to the institution of th'e suit.

Plainiff alleged he was employed in the accounting…