Add to ORKGDefendant purchased goods of the plaintiff on credit, giving his note, secured by a chattel mortgage, for the balance of the purchase price. The total price included a time price differential which exceeded the lawful rate of interest computed on the unpaid balance. Defendant defaulted in payment of the note and plaintiff sued to recover the goods. Defendant pleaded that the mortgage and note included usurious interest. Held, there was a bona fide sale on credit and the note was not usurious. Brown v. Crandall, (S.C. 1950) 61 S.E. (2d) 761
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In 1965 Greg Thomsen entered into an agreement with Carter Motors for the purchase of an automobile....
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Defendant purchased goods of the plaintiff on credit, giving his note, secured by a chattel mortgage...
Defendant applied for a loan to an investment broker to whom he gave a mortgage and a promissory not...
Plaintiff bought a tractor from defendant\u27s agent for $2950 and received a trade-in allowance of ...
Plaintiff sued a vendor and a finance company to cancel a conditional sales contract and note, for r...
The Attorney General of Wisconsin recently brought an action against the J.C. Penney retailing chain...
Two cases involving a claim of usury were decided during the period of this survey. However, in one,...
This monograph attempts to explore the nature of certain transactions in negotiable paper. In the tr...
Usury is the charging of interest for the use of money as a rate in excess of that permitted by stat...
The buyer of a house trailer gave a chattel mortgage as part of the purchase price and received titl...
In the course of employment by defendant, X handled large amounts of cash. To facilitate this work, ...
Plaintiffs purchased from a retail dealer, in the ordinary course of trade, automobiles which were s...
At the request of the Attorney General, the Administrative Judge of the Civil Court of New York brou...
In 1965 Greg Thomsen entered into an agreement with Carter Motors for the purchase of an automobile....
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In a recent case the California Supreme Court had occasion to consider the effect of the California ...