Reconstruction Finance Corp. v. Puckett

Bell, Justice.

(After stating the foregoing facts.) In the briefs filed for the plaintiffs in error it is conceded that the plaintiff’s petition was sufficient to show that each loan was infected with usury, and that after forfeiting the interest and other unlawful charges the plaintiff has fully paid the amounts of principal actually received by him, as alleged in the first count, and that the allegations made in each count are sufficient to state a cause of action, unless the plaintiff’s claim for credits is barred by limitation. The petition shows upon its face that all payments were made…