Whiddon v. Universal C. I. T. Credit Corp.
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Sam Robinson, Associate Justice.
The issue here is whether a usurious rate of interest was charged on the balance owed on the purchase price of an automobile. Appellant, Glen Whiddon, purchased from Dolly Parker Motors, Inc., of Magnolia, Arkansas, an automobile for the price of $2,201.98. Whiddon was- allowed $1,501.98 on his old car, leaving a balance of $700. He bought, through the automobile dealer, collision insurance, for which he was charged a premium of $210. He was also charged $143.36, which included the premium for a life insurance policy, the premium on a disability policy, and the…
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