People v. Central Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n
New York Court of Appeals
1DissentGabrielli, J.
I dissent on the ground that the Attorney-General’s complaint states adequately a valid cause of action. Despite the clever formulation and structure of the loans made or to be made, as described in the pleadings, I conclude that the Legislature and State banking board define this scheme as usurious.
*49The relevant facts in this case are uncomplicated. The defendant bank received $150,000 from a developer in consideration for making money available to grant mortgage loans to purchasers of the homes built by the developer. It granted those mortgages at the maximum legal rate and, together, the…
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