Walker v. Peoples Finance & Thrift Co.

— Appellant, Walker, has moved for a rehearing and a reinvestigation of the case has convinced me that her motion is in part well founded. I shall state briefly why, in my judgment, this is true.

Appellee, the Peoples Finance and Thrift Company, a corporation, is a licensed money-lender under the provisions of chapter 45, Revised Code of 1928, § 1989 et seq., and as such engaged in the business of making small loans, by which is meant a loan of $300 or less to one person. On the dates mentioned it loaned to appellant the following amounts: December 17, 1930, $240.20; December 17, 1930,…