Green v. Conservative Loan Co.

On October 5, 1917, appellee entered into a contract with the appellant, under the terms of which appellee agreed to obtain for appellant a loan of $1,750, to be secured by a mortgage on his farm, for .a period of ten years, for which a note bearing interest at six per cent, was to be executed. At the same time, and as part of the same transaction, appellant executed to appellee three notes, each for $116.66, without interest to maturity, and maturing in one, two and three years after date. These three last notes represent a brokerage fee of $350 which appellant agreed to pay for services of…