Thompson v. Woodbridge
8 Mass. 256
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Thompson v. Woodbridge, 8 Mass. 256 (Mass. 1811).
Opinion
Where usurious interest is not originally contracted for, but is afterwards received, the party receiving it is subject to the penalty provided by the statute; but the note or other curity is not. avoided.
Judgment on the verdict.
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