Taylor v. Charter Oak Life Ins.
United States Circuit Court
In Equity.
1Opinion of the Court
McCrary, -J.
So far as the original decree is concerned, this is a bill of review, brought for the purpose of reversing or modifying said decree, by reason of errors appearing upon the face thereof. These errors are stated in the bill to be—(1) In this, that interest was calculated upon the several bonds sued on at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, whereas, under the laws of Iowa, said complainants were not entitled to any interest thereon, because of the fact that there was usury embraced in the said several bonds. (2) In that by the laws of Iowa the said Taylor and wife were entitled to…
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