Sanders v. Andrews
122 S.E. 192, 157 Ga. 799, 1924 Ga. LEXIS 253
Opinion
1. Erom the record before us it' cannot be said that the note, which was reduced to judgment, contained a promise to pay usury; nor does it appear that in a suit on the note usury was pleaded.
2. The court did not err in finding against the claimant, and ordering the fi. fa. to proceed. Compare McLaws v. Moore, 83 Ga. 177 (2), 180 (9 S. E. 615), and authorities cited; Miller v. Parker, 133 Ga. 187 (65 S. E. 410). Judgment affirmed.
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Related
McLaws v. Moore
83 Ga. 177 (Supreme Court of Georgia, 1889)
Miller v. Parker
65 S.E. 410 (Supreme Court of Georgia, 1909)