Clark v. Young
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Chancery, Error to the Fayette Circuit. Case 28.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Robektson
Benjamin Grimes having enjoined, on the ground of usury, a judgment which had been obtained against him by John Clark, on a note for $122, executed in the year *581829, for a supposed balance of an old loan, upon which, as alleged, much more than the principal had been paid; his injunction was afterwards dissolved, because the injunction bond had been lost and lie refused to execute another, and at a subsequent term, his suit was abated by his death.
If an. injunction enjoining ajudgjnent at law, on the ground of nsnry, be properly dissolved., the ground of usury cannot be legitimately relied…
2Cited by1 opinion
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