...bonds, &c. although at an under value, is not usury ; because price is a thing unfixed, and depends on the convenience of the parties contracting. But if...for the loan or forbearance of money, it is usury. Pendleton, J. in Gibson v. Fristoe, 1 Call, 81. A tacit understanding between borrower and lender,...

...that here was no loan, " but a purchase of property, for bonds are property." Scott v. Lloyd. 9 P. " But if the bargain proceeds from and is connected with a treaty foj the loan or forbearance of money, it is usury; because the vendor is supposed to have submitted...

...usurious." The jury found a verdict for the 'plaintiff. On a motion [ * 456 ] Scott v. Lloyd. 9 P. " But if the bargain proceeds from and is connected...necessity which the statute meant to protect him against." The judgment of the circuit court was affirmed. Clarkson's Administrator v. Garland and another, reported...

...mere sale of property, and bonds are as much property in this respect as anything else, although at on under value, it is not usury; because price is a thing...The jury find that on the bonds assigned, and the bonds in suit, the plaintiff received two hundred and forty-four pounds eight shillings and sevenpence,...

...the excess in the premium is the consideration of that risk." "But if the bargain proceeds from aiid is connected with a treaty for the loan or forbearance...necessity which the statute meant to protect him against." The judgment of the Circuit Court was affirmed. Clarkson's Administrator v. Qarland.vcnOL another reported...

...put in risk, it is not usury, because the excess in the premium is the consideration of that risk." "But if the bargain proceeds from and is connected...necessity which the statute meant to protect him against." The judgment of the Circuit Court was affirmed. Clarkson's Administrator т. Garland, and another reported...