Nichols v. Cosset

1 Root 294
Supreme Court of Connecticut·Decided August 15, 1791·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

By Court and Jury.

This deed is not usurious within the statute, for although 7 per cent, is expressed in the mortgage, and the mortgage was given in this state, where 6 per cent, is the lawful interest only; yet this is a security to pay the plaintiff only what he was lawfully bound to pay for said George in New York.

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