McCreary v. First National Bank
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM HAMBLEN. Appeal from the Chancery Conrt of Hamblen County. Hugh K. Kyle, Chancellor.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice McAlister
This bill was preferred by complainant in the chancery court of Hamblen county to recover the penalty prescribed by the act of Congress against national banks for knowingly collecting usurious interest. The facts of the case are that the defendant is a national hank doing business in Morristown, Tenn. The complainant, on March 9, 1900, filed this bill, alleging that within the preceding two years he had divers transactions with the defendant, in which it had knowingly, illegally and wrongfully charged him a greater rate of interest than that allowed by the laws of the State of Tennessee and…
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