MARK McDOWELL CORPORATION v. LSM 128
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
TODD, J.
This case presents the single issue of whether, under present California usury law, where an agreement is found to provide a usurious rate of interest, the court may award the creditor the 10 percent rate of interest prescribed by Civil Code section 3289, subdivision (b), 1 from the date of the breach. LSM 128, a limited partnership (LSM), appeals after the trial court entered a judgment against it and in favor of Mark McDowell Corporation (McDowell), a California corporation. The judgment includes 10 percent interest for LSM’s breach of a contract found to contain a usurious…
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