Tyra v. Bob Carroll Construction Co.

OPINION

OSBORN, Justice.

This case involves the question of whether usurious interest was “charged” on an account for services rendered. The trial Court found such interest was not charged and allowed recovery on the account and for attorney’s fees and denied the counterclaim for penalties allowed by the usury statute. We affirm.

Bob Carroll Construction Company performed services for C. L. Tyra in April, May and June, 1978. The total charges as reflected on eight different invoices totaled $1,747.50. There is no dispute about the services rendered or the amount charged. When the invoices were…